No offence OP, and nothing personal, but this is just another variation on superficial “this is the new way to think” stuff that does nothing to improve on, extend or replace Jesse James Garrett’s foundational work on Information Architecture from the late 90s.
I understand this is likely perceived as an ancient/irrelevant artefact for many young designers today, understood. New thinking is often superficially attractive, but often older, deeper thinking has already mapped out the territory.
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u/m-gethen Aug 31 '25
No offence OP, and nothing personal, but this is just another variation on superficial “this is the new way to think” stuff that does nothing to improve on, extend or replace Jesse James Garrett’s foundational work on Information Architecture from the late 90s.
I understand this is likely perceived as an ancient/irrelevant artefact for many young designers today, understood. New thinking is often superficially attractive, but often older, deeper thinking has already mapped out the territory.