Hi , Actually I understand what the writer has written. After working for more than 8 years in many different environments, I would say that there is no definite set up for how UE elements are brough to life in the company you are working in. Every company is different and you take the elements of UE and structure them to fit into the way it would work for your organiztion.
However, the same elements are used most of the time and some related addtional elements are used based on the environment you are working in. ( Internal Intranet , product development, UX agency, Interactive advertising/marketing agency , etc...etc...) Prototype engineering as the writer has specified gets the code level. Usally most UE people do not develop prototypes to the code level. Example, the Yahoo design patterns, display codes that can be used but most UE people don't go to that level. The writer has specified that a UX engineer in the team would help in getting to that level. I don't see anything wrong with what the writer has specified, but I would say that the writer has written his/her working environment. For IA, I would say the writer has spoken from a BIG IA perspective thank the little IA. Just my two cents. Regards, Jay Kumaf Information Architecture has the writer has specified tend to be the overall structure, On 11/6/07, Dmitry Nekrasovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just read this. The author's use of the term Information Architecture > is definitely pretty loose - it seems to encompass not just IA, but > product management and branding concerns. Very odd. > > Also, user research is almost entirely omitted, and the use of terms > like "prototype engineering" makes me wonder whether this wasn't > written by Jakob Nielsen under a pen name. :) > > In general, this sort of "my definitive list of things that a UX > professional does" article scares me. It's a pretty clear sign that > our community still has no clue how to "define the damn thing" in a > consistent way that we can all agree upon. > > Dmitry > > On Nov 5, 2007 2:00 PM, Pierre Roberge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As anyone seen this? > > > > http://www.uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000230.php > > > > I see Information Architecture as a subset of what I do when I do > > Interaction Design on website not the other way around. > > > > To me it would be more like > > - Interaction Design > > - Interface Design/Information Architecture > > - Visual Design > > - Prototyping > > > > with usability being done at pretty much any stage. > > > > Bonne Journée! > > > > Pierre Roberge > > User Experience Designer - Business Analyst > > etfs > > > > (819)-566-2901 #2193 > > 1-800-465-8602 #2193 > > http://www.etfsinc.com/ > > > > > > > > > > ---------- > > etfs inc. 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