One good resource for your information architecture assignment is Wireframes Magazine. Essentially a blog with brief posts on a particular approach to or development in information architecture. Their recent post is on Content Sitemaps, which encourages more details about page content on a site map. I’ve used the Tracing Paper Layers approach to an IA problem often, and have found it a great way to try out and share new ideas quickly.
Introduction
This course is designed as a intensive exploration of the adaptation of history to a digital environment. As such it is a course in applied history. While the central goal of the course is the development of an original digital history project of professional quality, the course will also examine issues in project management, information design, code (HTML, CSS, PHP) and aesthetic design.
Tagged “Clio Wired 2”
An aggregate of things tagged “cliowired2” If you’d like to add things to this list—from Flickr, Delicious, Ma.gnolia, Twitter, Vimeo, YouTube, and others—please use the tag “cliowired2”. If something you tagged doesn’t show up, contact the instructor.
- 24 ways: Easier Page States for Wireframes
- 15+ Excellent jQuery Plugins To Enhance HTML Forms
- CSS Cheat Sheet (V2)
- Whose Father Was He? (Part One) - Errol Morris Blog - NYTimes.com
- WebAIM: The Web Developer Extension for Mozilla-based Browsers
- WordPress " WP SIMILE Timeline " WordPress Plugins
- 20 Steps to Better Wireframing
- Web 2.0 for Historians: An Introduction
- From Looking to Seeing: Student Learning in the Visual Turn | Academic Commons
- Flare | Apps | Job Voyager
- Flare | Data Visualization for the Web
- Spring 2009 Digital Dialogues Schedule
- 30 Essential Controls
- A Brief Guide to WordPress and Web Accessibility
- Jeffrey Zeldman's Web Standards Advisor
- gridr buildrrr
- Learn HTML and CSS: An Absolute Beginner's Guide [HTML & XHTML Tutorials]
- A List Apart: Articles: Semantics in HTML 5
- 24 ways: What Your Turkey Can Teach You About Project Management
- The Grid System
"Interactive wireframes built in HTML are a great design and communication tool. They provide a clickable prototype, running in the browser as would the final site. As such they give a great feel for how the site will be to use. Once you add in the possibilities of JavaScript and a library such as jQuery, they become even more flexible ... [Link]
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"The Web Developer Extension, created by Chris Pederick, is a very popular and useful resource for web designers. This section will specifically focus on the tools this extension provides that can help developers create more accessible web content." [Link]
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"Wireframing is one of the first steps in your planning process and arguably it’s one of the most important ones. This is when the idea starts to take shape as an application, becoming boxes and buttons that users will interact with. This article will take you through a wireframing process; who should be involved, the tools to use and tips ... [Link]
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Reported occupations - U.S. Labor Force 1850-2000. This visualization shows stacked time series of reported occupations in the United States Labor Force from 1850-2000. The data has been normalized: for each census year, the percentage of the polled labor force in each occupation is shown. The data is originally from the United States Census Bureau and was provided by the ... [Link]
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The Spring 2009 Digital Dialogues schedule is up! As always, all talks are free and open to the public, every Tuesday, 12:30 - 1:45 in MITH’s Conference Room, B0135 McKeldin Library, University of Maryland. [Link]
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A $50 extension for Dreamweaver. # The Web Validator validates your HTML and CSS and verifies the proper use of microformats, including hCard and hCalendar, for single pages or entire websites. # The Web Standards Advisor checks for subtleties of standards compliance in nine different areas—everything from structural use of headings to proper ID, class, and element use. Nonstandard practices ... [Link]
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