Report on Information Architecture based on the text: Rosenfeld, L & Morville, P. (1997). Information Architecture for the World Wide Web. California: O'Reilly.

Although information architecture may seem to be a high-handed and daunting term, it's really nothing new or mysterious. From clay-tablet scribes to medieval monks to the folks who organize your daily newspaper, information architects have contributed in subtle but important ways to our world. Information architects have balanced the whims of authority with those of unforgiving users of every stripe, while forcibly fitting their efforts into the constraints of the available information technologies. In many …

…on the table, and gets you that much closer to making a sound and defensible decision once you are ready to being developing your site. There are many topics covered in the text, however I chose to focus on proper planning for large-scale web site development because I felt it was the most important knowledge I gained. The methods described above should allow any team to research, plan, and successfully execute an information architecture rollout.