What is the primary purpose of a taxonomy in information architecture?
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A taxonomy provides a hierarchical structure that helps organize and classify content, making it easier to find and manage.
Which of the following is an example of controlled vocabulary?
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Controlled vocabularies use predefined, authorized terms to ensure consistency in metadata tagging and retrieval.
Which metadata type provides context such as author and creation date?
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Descriptive metadata includes information like title, author, and creation date to help users identify and locate a resource.
Which principle ensures metadata is consistently applied across a system?
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Metadata governance includes rules, standards, and processes to ensure consistent metadata usage throughout a system.
Which term describes a flat, non-hierarchical tagging system?
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A folksonomy is a user-driven, flat tagging structure without formal hierarchy or controlled vocabulary.
Which tool is commonly used to develop and test taxonomy structures with users?
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Card sorting helps information architects understand how users naturally group content, supporting effective taxonomy design.