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  1. Are your content groupings driving growth… or driving users away?

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    I don’t have a common job.

  2. Do the words in your product make sense to your users? Five ways to find out

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    Besides organizing content in a way that matches how users are looking for it (by goal rather than internal company department name, for example), as an information architect, I also focus on using labels that are clear to users.

  3. The four language dimensions that shape product experience

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    There are many dimensions to how language affects user experiences.

  4. Death, fame, and six questions to help you decide whether to keep, remove, or update content

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    A big part of information architecture work is making key information findable.

  5. How to build a taxonomy that increases conversions (Spreadsheet template)

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    You’re rebranding and want to ensure internal teams are aligned on term usage and meaning before they reach users.

  6. “But it’s right there on the website!”

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    I’m at a client’s offices for a day of interviews and information gathering.

  7. 3 website lessons from HOKA, one of the fastest growing sport brands

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    HOKA has had a meteoric rise.

  8. How to organize 3 acquired companies into one coherent website

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    Company A has acquired Company B, C, and D.

  9. Speaking at WordCamp Vienna: When proven web design methods no longer work

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    WordCamp took place for the tenth year in a row in Vienna, and I was a speaker.

  10. I finished the first draft of my e-book 🎉

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    Some fun news: I’ve finished the first draft of my e-book, Accessible IA Fundamentals – A Beginner’s Guide to Intuitive Information Architecture. 24 pages.