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Category: Foundational Thinking

Boxes and Arrows has been serving the user experience and information architecture community since 2001. Along the way, some pretty big ideas have been developed here by people who are now leaders in the industry. We hope you’ll find inspiration in these posts.

September 26, 2007 Foundational Thinking / Visual and Visible

Building Block Definitions (Containers)

Posted by Joe Lamantia

Joe Lamantia dives deep into the components of the building block system. Each has a place in his design framework for dashboards and portals. See how you too can use these same elements in your work. (Part 3 in a series)

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August 23, 2007 Design Principles / Foundational Thinking / Interactivity

Foundations of Interaction Design

Posted by Dave Malouf

Interaction Design focuses on the behavior of interfaces, rather than their form or structure. David Malouf proposes four foundations that underpin that practice. They help orchestrate a holistic narrative and give us all things to seriously consider when we look at our creations.

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July 24, 2007 Design Principles / Foundational Thinking / Interfaces / Intranets and Internal Tool Design / Visual and Visible

Introduction to the Building Blocks

Posted by Joe Lamantia

Joe Lamantia covers the design principles underlying a building block system and the simple guidelines for combining blocks together to create any type of tile-based environment. (Part 2 in a series)

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June 27, 2007 Case Studies / Foundational Thinking / Learning From Others / Workplace and Career

It Seemed Like The Thing To Do At The Time

Posted by Joe Lamantia

Joe Lamantia shares three stories of failure and how changing your self-definition can open the way to continued success. (Part 1 in the Lessons From Failure series.)

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June 13, 2007 Foundational Thinking / Professionalism / Workplace and Career

Being Shallow

Posted by Grant Campbell

Information Architects are often put on the defensive by
spears flung by brethren in related
disciplines.
In taking the accusations seriously and accepting truthswithin them,
Grant Campbell reveals greatest
strengths in shallowness, insularity, and being
“relegated” to history.

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