Get insights into developing user-centred information architecture: participate in our survey

January 28, 2013 by

Woman ticking checklistAs part of its 2013 research programme, IBF is conducting a survey into the latest best practices in developing user-centred information architecture. Everybody who participates in the survey will get a summary of the results, and relative analysis.

We believe this is an important topic for intranet professionals, and a must for improving findability in any intranet. This survey will give us an idea of current practices and approaches, what has worked and perhaps what has been less successful.

The survey should take about ten minutes to complete. We want to hear from anybody who has carried out an exercise in creating or refining an information architecture which involved the user population in some capacity.

Click here to take part in the survey

All answers will be treated in the strictest confidence and will not be passed on. For more details please visit our privacy statement at https://digitalworkplacegroup.com/privacy-statement,

All participants will receive the summary of the survey results, along with relative analysis, by email once the survey is closed.

Categorised in: Research reports, Usability & design

Steve Bynghall

Steve Bynghall is a freelance consultant, researcher and writer specializing in the digital workplace, intranets, knowledge management, collaboration and other digital themes. He is DWG’s Research and Knowledge Lead, a benchmark evaluator and research analyst for DWG.

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