8. Doelen met zoeken: de vismetafoor ‘The perfect catch’ ‘Known item seeking’ ‘Lobster trapping’ ‘Exploratoryseeking’ ‘Drift netting’ ‘Exhaustiveseeking’
9. Example of using an intranet "I'm travelling to London on business. How much will my company pay for each day of my trip?" What key words might you associate with this question?
14. The big questions for ia Not: 'Which few, broad, simple categories does the information fit into?' (Top of the hierarchy) Rather: 'How are users most likely to behave as they seek the information?' 'Which names and groups of information are they most likely to recognize?'
15. Often, the main result of your content analysis is... NEW CATEGORIES WITH NEW LABELLING
23. Types of semantic relationships Equivalent - synonym management, variant and preferred terms (A = B) Hierarchical - A is a subset of B Generic: Formal class and species (Bird, Magpie) Whole - Part: B is part of A (Big toe, Foot) Instance: B is an instance or example of A (often proper names) (Sea, Mediterranean) Associative A strongly implies B (welcome back to most of humanity's vague, and yet extraordinarily sensitive and precise use of language) Example: cross-selling. "Going on a trip? Buy this sun hat!"
54. Verder lezen over navigatie- en zoekpatronen Designing Web Interfaces. (2009) Bill Scott & Theresa Neil http://designingwebinterfaces.com/ Search Patterns. (geraadpleegd feb. 2009) Peter Morville http://flickr.com/photos/morville/collections/72157603785835882/
55. Samengevat Verschillende typen navigatie hebben verschillende doelen Gebruikers hebben bepaalde verwachtingen bij de verschillende typen navigatie Het gebruiken van bekende navigatiepatronen in je interactieontwerp speelt in op de verwachtingen van gebruikers en helpt je een gebruiksvriendelijk ontwerp te maken
56. Bedankt voor jullie aandacht http://vakgroep.cmd.hro.nl/iad/iadd_0910q2/ http://rewind.cmi.hro.nl/ j.a.m.kemp@hro.nl