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An information architect joined my team on a project I worked on in Atlanta. Because I was unfamiliar with the term, or at least, didn’t know the actual definition, I asked: Hey John, what does an information architect do, anyway? His response was as telling as it was vague: “You know when you go to a Bank site…and there’s something about it—the colors, the copy, the mood photography—all of those elements that go into creating a sense of security. That’s what I do. Well, most of it.” Wait. “Isn’t that the job of a graphic designer,” I thought. I didn’t want to ask the question until I had done some more research—well, here it is.
How about a 3 column?
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An information architect joined my team on a project I worked on in Atlanta. Because I was unfamiliar with the term, or at least, didn’t know the actual definition, I asked: Hey John, what does an information architect do, anyway? His response was as telling as it was vague: “You know when you go to a Bank site…and there’s something about it—the colors, the copy, the mood photography—all of those elements that go into creating a sense of security. That’s what I do. Well, most of it.” Wait. “Isn’t that the job of a graphic designer,” I thought. I didn’t want to ask the question until I had done some more research—well, here it is.
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| post date | author name | entry title |
|---|---|---|
| 05.31.2006 | Sam Jackson | Lobortis commodo metus vestibulum |
| 05.31.2006 | Daniel Carter | Purus in eget odio in sapien |
| 05.31.2006 | Trent O'Neill | Adipiscing blandit quisque eros |
| 05.31.2006 | Jack Reznor | Cras lobortis commodo metus lorem |