August 6th: talk to Abby Covert about How To Make Sense Of Any Mess

[fstorr]

Hi, all

After a few months off, we back! On August 6th, we're going to be chatting with Abby Covert about her recent book, How To Make Sense Of Any Mess, "a book about information architecture for everybody".

Abby is the president of the Information Architecture Institute, a teacher, and an independent Information Architect so you won't want to miss the opportunity to talk with her about information architecture. How To Make Sense Of Any Mess is a short, easy-to-read book that'll get you up to speed with information architecture and introduce you to some really handy tools.

Getting the book

Powell's

Amazon

Where and when

Date: Thursday 6th August, at 6PM (note: you won't be able to get into the building after 7PM)

Where: Mozilla's offices in The Pearl

Calagator: http://calagator.org/events/1250468767

Hope to see you next month.

Francis

[Rebecca Bateman]

Wooooo!

[Mike Lonergan]

OK this is *on*. I'm gonna ask her how to make sense of an API (developers are notoriously bad about naming a self-evident set of classes, methods and properties).

Mike the Canuck

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[Melissa Casburn]

+1. API design is relevant to my interests and a great topic for UX designers who want to explore visual patterns created with text.