Paul,
Have a look at the series of articles I wrote a while back on IA / UX
for portals that's available in Boxes and Arrows.
This is the first:
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/the-challenge-of
Beyond these, and a few fairly narrow dashboard pieces, it's a subject
that the UX community has not engaged with in any collective sense.
It's essentially in the blind spot of the UX discipline's field of view.
Given that so many digital experiences are built with the portal
model, from the technology, business, or user experience perspectives
(or all three), I've found this quite strange.
Regards,
Joe Lamantia
On Nov 17, 2009, at 12:10 PM, Paul Eisen wrote:
A few days ago I posted a question about existing materials out
there on portal design (http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=47358#47358
). I'm very surprised that there was no response. I'm starting a new
thread rather than posting a second item to the same thread to ask a
closely related question:
Since there has been no response to my appeal, among the possibly
thousands of readers on this discussion list, and since portal
technology is pervasive these days, is it safe to conclude that a
set of practical guidelines for the user-experience design of
applications using portal technology represents a big void that
needs to be filled?
Paul
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