Authors

Andrea Resmini

Andrea is an information architect and UX practitioner and scholar.

He’s been working as an ICT professional since 1989, holds a MA in Architecture and Industrial Design, and he has been practicing information architecture since 1999. He’s currently tackling in-house IA at FatDUX, a leading UX firm based in Copenhagen and with offices in Los Angeles, Hamburg, Krakow, and Zagreb, and pursuing a PhD in Legal Informatics with a focus in IA and UX for online access to large historical and juridical collections.

Andrea serves on the Board of Directors of the Information Architecture Institute and on the EuroIA Organizing Committee; he also chairs the Italian IA Summit, coordinates REG-iA, the Research & Education Group in IA, and  is an Associate Editor at the Journal of Information Architecture. He is also one of the founders of the EuroIA/UX network.

His web site is andrearesmini.com

Luca Rosati

Luca is a freelance information architect and adjunct professor in Information Architecture and Human-Computer Interaction at the University for Foreigners of Perugia (Università per Stranieri di Perugia), in Italy. He has been a speaker at several international conferences – and among them EuroIA, the IA Summit, and HCI International.

Luca is the co-author of the book Organizing Knowledge: From Lybraries to Information Architecture for the Web (Tecniche Nuove, 2006) and the author of Information Architecture: From Everyday things to the Web (Apogeo, 2007).

Luca is also part of the EuroIA Organizing Committee and of the Editorial staff at the Journal of Information Architecture, and he strongly supports a holistic approach to IA and the application of IA to everyday environments.

His website is lucarosati.it.