Leisa Reichelt:15:36:39
ok. here’s the theory
Leisa Reichelt:15:36:49
drupal documentation is essentially like wikipedia
Leisa Reichelt:15:36:53
lots of pages
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it’s not hierarchical
Leisa Reichelt:15:37:06
because it is grouped around so many things
Leisa Reichelt:15:37:14
so doing a hierarchical IA for it is nonsense
Leisa Reichelt:15:37:23
will only show how complex it is and where it is incomplete
Leisa Reichelt:15:37:25
which we want to avoid
Leisa Reichelt:15:37:30
hence our emphasis [...]

If you’ve been following along you’d be aware that one of the nuts we’re currently trying to crack is the modules section of the drupal.org website - how can we make modules more findable?
In the interest of gathering more information to help make a good decision, i’ve put together another little cardsorting exercise. If you [...]

One thing I’ve learned on this project so far is that if you’ve been using Drupal for more than about ten minutes, chances are you’ve had a look for a module or two.
Research participants are rarely unanimous but I think I can safely say that every single Drupal user I have spoken to has told [...]

Welcome to the latest iteration of the Drupal.org redesign project which you can find here:
http://drupal.markboultondesign.com/iteration7/
We’re both excited and nervous to show you this latest version because we’ve taken a bit of a deviation from our previous path as a result of both feedback from you and usability testing, and us not being quite satisfied with [...]

As you may have read, we’ll be doing some usability testing on the 6th iteration of the Drupal.org prototype in London next week. It seems like a great time to also kick off some crowdsourced usability testing, as we’d talked about earlier, and for any of you who’d like to get involved to do so!
(UPDATED!) [...]

You’re going to be hearing more and more about usability testing in the coming weeks! As you know, we’ve been including Drupal.org users in the redesign process from before the first wireframe was sketched, and we continue to include both ‘insiders’ and ‘outsiders’ in the process - currently in the form of usability testing the [...]

I hate seeing myself on video, but I thought you might be interested in seeing the very brief talk about the project that I did at the recent Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin. It’s only 10 minutes long - enjoy!

Apologies for the lack of posting - it’s been a very busy month!
We are now up to the 5th iteration of the Drupal.org redesign - if you haven’t already, why not go take a look and let us know what you think of it.
you can find the prototype here: http://drupal.markboultondesign.com/iteration5/
Feel free to leave comments here [...]

Another day, another way to be involved in the Drupal.org redesign project, and this one’s a little different - but I think it’s going to be great fun!
Here’s what we’re going to do.
I’m going to be doing some remote usability testing using screen sharing and screen recording software that I’ll share back with all of [...]

Progress continues apace on the Drupal.org redesign project - thanks to lots of help from you, we have now moved into the rapid prototyping phase.
In the spirit of this open redesign process, you’re more than welcome to take a look at the prototype as it evolves from its current, very sketchy state to … well, [...]