Information Architecture

On some projects, my primary responsibilities were restricted to the behind-the-scenes work of designing and building software, while other people worked on the user interface. For example:

• A task scheduler. Basically, a multi-user to-do list. Enabled managers to schedule employee tasks in such a way that the tasks could only be completed in a certain order. This allowed managers to ensure that a particular process was carried out without skipping any steps, or completing a step before the appropriate information had been made available to the reponsible employee.