# Louis Rosenfeld
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Louis B. Rosenfeld (born c. 1965) is an American Information scientist, consultant and author, known as co-author of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web.
== Biography ==
Rosenfeld earned his B.A. in history from the University of Michigan in 1987, and his Master's in library science from the University of Michigan School of Information in 1990.
Episode 273: Publishing Options for Design Books with Louis Rosenfeld
What publishing options are available to first-time authors writing about design? Our guest today is Louis Rosenfeld, founder of Rosenfeld Media and co-author of multiple books on information architecture. You’ll learn about his motivation for establishing his publishing company, how they help book…
Chiara Ogan on Personal Libraries
Chiara Ogan is a former UX designer and information architect. She recently left that career to become a mental health therapist. Chiara’s background is in library science, and in this conversation, we discuss how she organizes her personal book collection — which she just did in preparation for th…
Taking Notes and Nurturing Your Knowledge Garden with Jorge Arango
Jorge Arango is an Information architect, author, and educator, and he’s written a new book, Duly Noted, about the age-old practice of notetaking.
If you’re like me, you’ve been taking notes since your school days. Back then, we used notebooks, a Trapper Keeper, and sticky notes – anything that c…
Steve Portigal on Writing, part 1
Steve Portigal is an independent user research consultant. He is the author of Interviewing Users and Doorbells, Danger, and Dead Batteries. Steve was previously on the show last year, talking about research skills. This conversation is a bit different: both of us have written new books, and we tho…
Steve Portigal on Writing, part 2
Steve Portigal is an independent user research consultant. He is the author of Interviewing Users and Doorbells, Danger, and Dead Batteries. Steve and I both have new books, so we thought it’d be fun to compare notes on writing non-fiction. In this, the second of two episodes on the subject, we foc…
Information Architecture (IA)- How Design Studios, Freelancers, Corporates, Startups Do
Resources:
Tools:
Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD for wireframing and prototyping.
InVision, Marvel for creating interactive prototypes.
Books:
"Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug.
"Information Architecture: For the Web and Beyond" by Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville.
Cour…
Episode 289: OKRs in Product Development with Jeff Gothelf
How do you make your OKRs truly customer-centric? Our guest today is Jeff Gothelf, a coach, trainer, speaker, and author of five books. You’ll learn how to identify and drive results, why cross-functional collaboration is important in determining OKRs, how to get started with OKRs, and more.
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On Not Declaring Victory: Going Beyond User Research with Louis Rosenfeld
As user research becomes firmly established in organizations around the world, it's tempting to congratulate ourselves and retreat to our shiny new labs. But our work is nowhere near complete. As currently practiced, user research remains narrow in focus, often limited to the qualitative methods th…
Designing with AI: speed is up—are solutions?
Louis Rosenfeld and Llewyn Paine join the show to discuss the upcoming Designing with AI conference and explore how AI is reshaping UX design, workflows, and the future role of designers.
Listeners can save $75 on their registration. Use code: INSIGHTS75
Episode web page: https://bit.ly/4cJ7Xp4
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