Organized Thinking: Information Architecture for Digital Products
💻 Good UX doesn't happen by accident; it's structured. In this three-week course, you'll develop the systems thinking skills that sit at the heart of information architecture: how to organize, label, and navigate content in ways that actually make sense to users. Through a hands-on project, you'll move from concept to artifact, building something portfolio-ready along the way.
✏️ Whether you're a UX designer ready to go deeper or newer to the field and building your foundation, you'll leave with sharper instincts and a concrete artifact to show for it.
Julia brings 20+ years of experience in user experience design, design program management, recruitment, and design education to help aspiring designers navigate their path into the field. Having worked across agencies, startups, and enterprises—including Adobe, Razorfish, VMware, and TripIt—she understands what it takes to succeed in diverse environments. Her work is driven by a commitment to making design education accessible and helping others build meaningful careers in UX. When she's not teaching or designing, Julia is usually planning her next travel adventure.
🎉 This event is sponsored by GoInvo, Uxcel, and Optimal! There will be a raffle with prizes as part of this event.
🚌 GoInvo is located on the 77 bus line, available from the Harvard Square red line stop