"Information architecture is the practice of deciding how to arrange the parts of something to be understandable.” - The Information Architecture Institute

In this lesson we learnt a little bit about Information Architecture. Kevyn chose to teach us this by sorting out menu items into different categories based on what we think is easiest to understand. It took a couple tries but eventually I settled on the options shown in the image below. This made the most sense as this was for Madam Woo and personally when going to a restaurant like that I like to choose my dishes based on the meat. I also wanted to make it clear what the sides were and the vegetarian/vegan options. In this day and age Veganism is increasingly popular so having this option so clear was an important step in including that particular group.

If you know me, you’ll know that nothing gets me more excited than the thought of great and yummy food in my tum-tum..

Yesterday was the first  of many Friday lunch adventures with a work friend. We share a love of food and finding new restaurants. We both agreed we needed something to take our minds off the workload and something to keep us going during the week.

So we had yum char at Dragon Boat restaurant on Elliot street in Auckland CBD. It’s one of my favorite yum char places. And what’s funny is one of the servers remembered me and said ‘Nice to see you again’. hahaha. i need to find a new yum char place, looks like I go there too often! Anyway, lunch was great. We enjoyed the dumplings and duck and went back to work ready for a nap!