Nick Finck — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:52:50 GMT

Great article Donna. I just wished I had it about 2 years ago when I was looking for research about the kinds of users a typical site would get. Re-findability is becoming a very critical issue on the web especially with the increase in the number of blogs that offer little for re-finding information. Our jobs as information architects should make information more managable, not more overwhelming. We have a lot of ground we still need to cover but we’re getting there. Some days I feel like we’re only keeping up with the amount of information inputs the average person gets (emails, newsletters, rss feeds, post notification emails, phone calls, drive by instant messages, amazon recommendations, etc etc)

Nick Finck — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:53:40 GMT

Thank you, Pauric and Joe Sokohl. I am kind of left wondering where the heck is OmniGraffle. I mean, by the article’s title alone that would be the first piece of software I would expect to be mentioned here. I also have serious doubts about mentioning Serena here, speaking as someone who has kicked it’s tires.

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