Wanted Immediately: Experience Planner or Information Architect
Click Here is seeking a talented, well-rounded
information architect or experience planner to join our team. Candidates
should be adept at interpreting and honing user and business
requirements, understanding diverse audience motivations and translating
them into compelling user experiences through logical navigation and
classification schemes including site taxonomy, page schematics and
interactive prototypes.
Requirements
- 2-4 years of dedicated experience in information architecture
- Experience conducting usability testing and interviews
- Experience collaborating and building consensus with other information architects, brand managers, project managers, art directors, programmers and clients
- Attention to detail
- Excellent writing and presentation skills
- Ability to work independently, prioritize and solve problems proactively
- Experience with developing information architecture solutions in Visio, Axure, Xmind or similar programs
Additional Preferred Skills
- Experience conducting various usability testing and interview methods
Job Description Details
- Design the information architecture for client projects
- Conduct user research efforts, including interviews, card-sorting exercises and usability testing
- Assist in business intelligence research by performing detailed competitive landscape analyses
- Create documentation for internal and external presentation, including personas, use cases and scenarios, conceptual diagrams, site maps, interaction flows, storyboards, wire frames, content audits and detailed functional specifications
- Perform expert heuristic evaluations of existing sites and creative work in progress
- Communicate documentation, research and interaction design best practices to visual designers, technical developers, project managers and clients
Employment Inquiries
Qualified applicants should submit résumé and portfolio of detailed site maps, wire frames and/or interactive prototypes, interaction flows, navigation systems, usability test plans and reports, competitive analyses and/or writing samples.
when people ask you what you do, do you believe they're actually that interested? if all your conversations go anything like that then you're wasting your time, people just see you as self indulgence, because the only person who really cares is you, so as long as you know what you do then that's all you need, everyone else will just be happy to say you're in IT, and perhaps a bit more if they actually care for all the hype! but why would they if their heart isn't in it like yours.....
Posted by: Sureshkumarnatarajan7 | May 11, 2011 at 07:52 AM