UX Mastery via Information Architecture
summary
Explains IA as system-level work not just nav and shows concrete steps: 23 hours of OR observation reveals nurses, hidden hardware, and why only 6% of videos include case context; introduces taxonomy, structured inputs and a 12-hour hold that shifts responsibility and timing; delivers diagrams, ER models and interactive prototypes (uses Figma and aure) and measures impact—15 new ML classifiers in 30 days and videos with context rising from ~6% to ~55–65%, improving data quality and reviewer alignment.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to UX and IA
- 3:58Professional journey into Enterprise UX
- 8:57What is Information Architecture
- 13:15IA-driven project example in Healthcare
- 27:24IA diagrams for complex systems
- 31:33Q&A: Introducing IA to company culture
- 35:03Q&A: Balancing IA detail and timelines
- 37:33Q&A: IA project timelines and frameworks
- 38:57Q&A: Handling unknown project scopes
- 41:04Q&A: Persuading leadership on IA budget
- 42:51Q&A: Convincing teams to observe user sessions
- 44:17Q&A: Measuring design readiness for usability testing
- 45:42Closing remarks and thanks
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