Donna Spencer is writing her next book, titled A Practical Guide to Information Architecture.
I've read Donna's book on card sorting, published by Rosenfeld Media. It was a very useful text, and I'm anticipating I'll enjoy her IA book even more. If you've ever attended one of Donna's workshops, you'll know she utterly immerses herself in the subject. She explains things clearly, simply, and effectively.
I'm particularly looking forward to reading about the common navigation patterns Donna has documented, and the best techniques for communicating IA structures internally.
The book is largely done, but Donna is now looking for examples and case studies to illustrate some of the points she covers in each chapter. Are you able to help out with an experience of your own? You only need to write around 400-500 words, and Donna will include your name, role, website and so on. It's a great opportunity to be a part of what will certainly be a fantastic resource.
Looking forward to seeing some familiar and new names and some great case studies.
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