Test IA webinar
Discover how you should be organising content on your website as we breakdown information architecture and navigation.
Good information architecture will ensure that users can find what they are looking for on your website.
Great information architecture will intuitively guide users through a seamless and enriching journey, enhancing user interaction and engagement, and fostering a profound understanding and appreciation of the content.
Key takeaways include:
- How to create an information hierarchy your users will love.
- How to make your content more findable and discoverable.
- How great information architecture can deliver bottom-line results.
(Please note that spaces are limited for this webinar)
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(This webinar is online)
As a lead consultant he enjoys mentoring others in their personal development to develop skills in user centred design and research.
He is also passionate conducting expert evaluations based on the latest design solutions and building complex and interactive prototypes in Axure to validate assumptions and hypothesis.
He is accredited by both Nielsen Norman (NNg) and the Interaction Design Foundation (IDF) in user experience and enjoys reading about behavioural psychology.
currently the Managing Director. She has extensive experience across
the whole spectrum of research and modelling methodologies, including heuristic analysis,
interviews and usability testing, personas and journey maps.
With a background in psychology and a master’s degree in UX, Alison had a number of
varied roles before joining Bunnyfoot, both agency and client-side. These included leading
Usability and UX departments at NatWest and online bank Egg, and establishing a user-
centred design capability at Razorfish.
