106
Facilitated by Lisa Rudgers STRATEGY & STRUCTURE: DOING IT RIGHT AND HOW YOU'D KNOW DAN KLYN Information Architect and Co-Founder of The Understanding Group

Strategy & Structure for U-M Commmunicators' Forum

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

  • Facilitated by Lisa Rudgers

    STRATEGY & STRUCTURE: DOING IT RIGHT AND HOW YOU'D KNOW

    DAN KLYN Information Architect and Co-Founder of The Understanding Group

  • & Structure Strategy Doing It Right, And How Youd Know

  • Peter Martell/AFP/Getty Images

    1 50

  • 40

  • design

  • architecture

  • 1989

  • 1987

  • - Jared Spool

    Design is the rendering of intent.

  • 1989

    $111,000,000

  • $7,500,000

    2014

  • 1963

    Sleeper by Woody Allen United Artists 1973

  • 1963

    I wanted the shape of it to sing an unencumbered song

    image: https://www.linkedin.com/in/digijeff

  • 1962 Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context

  • https://flic.kr/p/awoXAa https://flic.kr/p/awoXAa

    1962

    1963

  • What Is Good Structure?

  • TACTICS

  • STRATEGY

  • STRATEGY

  • PLACES MADE OF INFORMATION

  • Photo: Melissa Mahoney

    There is no right way.

  • http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/mar/14/europe-gm-crop-regulations

    1894

  • 1899

  • 1165

  • 100

  • Toward Good Structure

    4

  • Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division - LC-DIG-npcc-22697

    1. Mapped Intentions

  • A map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness. Korzybski

  • Service Acquire!Acquire

  • Acquire Service

    Optimize Innovate

    Now Future

    Engagement Conversion

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • Intention Map

  • INTENT

    STRUCTURE

  • THE CLASSIC, PERVASIVE SEDUCTION TO DESIGNERS HAS BEEN TO FIND A SOLUTION

    INSTEAD OF THE TRUTH

    1971

  • http://www.uxbooth.com/articles/designing-for-mobile-part-1-information-architecture/

  • 1959

  • 1959

    1955

  • Carlton O

    aks Lutheran Church, S

    an Diego U

    SA

    . R

    obert Des Lauriers (1960)

    Cha

    pelle

    Not

    re D

    ame

    du H

    aut,

    Ron

    cham

    p, F

    ranc

    e.

    Le C

    orbu

    sier

    (195

    0 - 1

    955)

  • 2. Arrange for Meaning

  • 1989

  • 1989

  • Changed Arrangement = Changed Meaning

  • Changed Adjacencies = Changed

    Meaning

  • The Structural Integrity of Meaning Across Contexts - Jorge Arango

  • MEANING

    STRUCTURE

    INTENT

  • 3. Dumb Models

  • 2001

  • Rhetorical > Pictorial

  • shopping*

    *

    *

    shopping

    quoting

    rentals

    quoting

    requesting

    custom rentals

    us

    us

    * custom

    *

  • 4. Structural Vocabulary

  • @lukew

  • 1972

  • 1972

  • Implicit Connotation

    Integral Ornament Innovative Revolutionary

    Extraordinary Original

    New Words Pretty All Around

    Consistent Advanced Tech

    Looks Expensive Interesting

    Heroic DU

    CK

  • 1959

    2011

  • 1959

  • 1959

  • 2003

  • DECORATED SHED Explicit Denotation

    Applied Ornament

    Evocative

    Evolutionary

    Ordinary

    Conventional

    Pretty In Front

    Inconsistent

    Looks Cheap

    Boring

    Expedient

  • Explicit Denotation Implicit ConnotationApplied Ornament Integral OrnamentEvocative InnovativeEvolutionary Revolutionary

    Ordinary Extraordinary

    Conventional OriginalOld Words New WordsPretty In Front Pretty All AroundInconsistent Consistent

    Conventional Tech Advanced TechLooks Cheap Looks ExpensiveBoring InterestingExpedient Heroic

  • Explicit Denotation

    Applied Ornament

    Evocative

    Evolutionary

    Ordinary

    Conventional

    Old Words

    Pretty In Front

    Inconsistent

    Conventional Tech

    Looks Cheap

    Boring

    Expedient

  • Complexity and Contradiction

  • INTENT

    MEANING

    STRUCTURE

  • Space < Place

  • Product < Experience

  • Minimally viable

  • MAXIMALLY VALUABLE

    LASZLO BALOGH

  • 1.Mapped Intentions 2.Meaningful Arrangement 3.Dumb Models 4.Structural Vocabulary

  • Q & A