- Learning Path Libraries: This path is only available in the libraries listed. To access this path, purchase a license for the corresponding library.
- Core Tech
Information Architecture (UX)
Good products don't just look right, they make sense: people find what they need and understand what they're seeing. That's information architecture. This path covers it end to end: the fundamentals of organizing, labeling, navigating, and searching content, and deeper work like taxonomy design, search systems, and stakeholder buy-in. You'll leave able to build a classification system, design search deliberately, and align stakeholders on decisions.
**This learning path is actively in production. More content will be added to this path as it gets published and becomes available in the library. To view the full list of content to be included in this Path, click the "About this path" tab below.**
Content in this path
Information Architecture (UX)
This path covers information architecture end to end: the fundamentals of organizing, labeling, navigating, and searching content, and deeper work like taxonomy design, search systems, and stakeholder buy-in.
Try this learning path for free
What You'll Learn
- Organizing, labeling, navigating, and searching content
- Building a governed classification system
- Writing labels that guide users accurately
- Designing search as a deliberate system
- Diagnosing findability problems
- Aligning stakeholders on IA decisions before building
- 1\. UX Concepts: Information Architecture\
- 2. Information Architecture (UX): Taxonomy, Metadata & Labeling Systems\
- 3. Treatment: Information Architecture (UX): Search & Findability\
- 4. Information Architecture (UX): Communicating and Defending IA Decisions
- No prerequisites required
