Boxes And Arrows : The Design Behind the Design

Adam Polansky

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Adam Polansky is the Principal Information Architect with Travelocity where he concentrates on Internet applications and processes associated with the practice of IA.
He has been an Information Architect since 1997 and has over 20 years experience in media development. He has lead or contributed to the development of Web-sites for such companies as Dr Pepper, Radio City Entertainment, American Express, AARP, Intel, Microsoft, Sabre, Corporate Express, and Texas Instruments.

He is a contributing author to “Usability Success Stories – How Organizations Improve By Making Easier-To-Use Software and Web Sites” - Gower Publishing, 2006

A member of the IA Institute, he is also involved with the American Association of Information Science & Technology, where he served as an inaugural officer of SIG-IA. He is also a past president of the Dallas/Fort Worth chapter of the Usability Professionals Association.

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• I'm a big believer in having a starting point for your think… [2 points]
• Nicely organized. My team is beginning to assess differen… [0 points]
• Well done. It's a difficult reality that the needs of the b… [1 points]
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• Great Interview! Dan & Tom do a good job of illustrating so… [4 points]
• Wonderful article and insight! I think anyone who has been … [1 points]
• To Terry's comments. Thanks for the response. You make som… [2 points]
• Again, these are some good considerations. Ironically, even… [1 points]
• Great interview! Chris Fahey and I were counterparts at Rar… [1 points]
• You've brought up one of the symantic pitfalls that has actu… [2 points]
• To Richard's questions and comments... One of the things … [1 points]
• One of the instances that gave rise to this in the first pla… [1 points]
• Exactly Seth! That's where the effort estimate comes in as … [0 points]
• This serves as a nice overview. Much my last year was devot… [1 points]
• Great article! It’s nice to read something about Web 2.0 t… [2 points]
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