Architectural Principles of the World Wide Web
“(…) the set of principles that all agents in the system follow to create the large-scale effect of a shared information space.” (The World Wide Web Consortium)
Design of a Future Wireless Information Device 
“(…) user interface concept for an advanced wireless, mobile device.” (Aaron Marcus)
ROI for Usable UI Design: Examples and Statistics
“Usability increases customer satisfaction aqnd productivity, leads to customer trust and loyalty, and inevitably results in tangile cost savings and profitability.” (Aaron Marcus)
IDblog
… an information design weblog (Beth Mazur)
Information Architecture: Learning How To Classify
“If you are a knowledge worker, a key skill you require is how to classify content. Classification skills are needed in order to better organize content on your computer, for your emails, and for how you compose documents.” (Gerry McGovern)
IA Summit 2003
Information Architecture ‘Making Connections’ – Call for Participation (ASIS&T)
The New Rationalism
“Moggridge noted that the aesthetics recede as behaviour becomes more important – that behaviour is the aspect people actually engage with.” (Dan Hill – cityofsound/blog)
Ambient Findability
“I want to be able to find anything, anywhere, anytime.” (Peter Morville – Semantic Studios)
Flash, Usability, and Information Design
“From the point of view of information design, the relevance of a technology derives from how it assists thinking about evidence.” (Edward Tufte – Ask E.T.)
Q&A with Don Norman
A freewheeling exchange with a true visionary of interaction design (Lisa Neal – ACM eLearn Magazine)
Book Review of ‘Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, Second Edition’
“(…) this book can teach almost anyone the beginnings of what they need to know about how to define a web site’s structure to facilitate information retrieval.” (James McNally – Digital Web Magazine)
Luke Wroblewski On The Pursuit of Simplicity
“(…) why is the process of making things easy so challenging, and what can we do not to stray from the path to simplicity?” (Luke Wroblewski – Design Interact)
What Is ‘Usable’ e-Learning?
“(…) most major producers of e-learning are not doing substantial usability testing, probably because most major purchasers and consumers of e-learning have no way of evaluating the degree to which a course is usable.” (Michael Feldstein – eLearn Magazine)
Doors of Perceptions 7: Flow
The design challenge of pervasive computing (Nov. 14-16, 2002 – Amsterdam NL)
Tom Moran on Everyday Adaptive Design
“The final plenary session at DIS2002, by Tom Moran, was a hugely important presentation (…)” (Dan Hill – cityofsound/blog)
Get ROI From Design
“(…) some examples on how to measure ROI on design investments and ways to prioritize fixes.” (A Forrester Report 2001)
Flow: The Optimal Experience
“(…) we feel a sense of exhilaration, a deep sense of enjoyment that is long cherished and that becomes a landmark in memory for what life should be like.” (Michael Cole)
Tablet PCs Will Provide New User Interfaces
“Presuming that Microsoft does a good job at developing and integrating the handwriting recognition and voice technologies, we believe these new interfaces will help drive the emergence of a viable tablet form-factor market.” (IT insights from Meta Group – IT World.com)
Shall We Dance?
Ten Lessons Learned from Netscape’s Flirtation with Open Source UI Development (Peter Trudelle – CHI2002)
The indie life: Talking with Louis Rosenfeld
“We often see interaction design and IA compared. Let’s acknowledge once and for all that information architecture is the more difficult of the two” (Paul Nattress – Boxes and Arrows)