Andrea Resmini
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we describe how cross-mediality and bridge-experiences are playing a major role in redefining the goals and scope of information architecture as a strategic practice and discipline for the successful design of user experiences, and propose a seven-point manifesto for a holistic approach to the design of digital -- physical human-information interactions as ubiquitous ecologies.
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Index Terms
- Information architecture for ubiquitous ecologies
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