Jorge Arango
Organizations operate in increasingly complex information environments. I bring clarity and strategy to their product design initiatives.
In particular, AI is changing how people find, understand, and use information. My work helps organizations make the most of this transformation while doing right by the people who depend on their services.
In addition to my consulting practice, I’m an author, podcaster, speaker, and educator. My books include Duly Noted, Living in Information, and Information Architecture: For the Web and Beyond. I also teach in the graduate interaction design program at the California College of the Arts.
Bio & headshot
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Jorge Arango is an information architect, author, and educator. For the past three decades, he has used architectural thinking to bring clarity and direction to UX design projects for clients ranging from non-profits to Fortune 500 companies. He’s the author of Duly Noted, Living in Information, and co-author of Information Architecture: for the Web and Beyond. Jorge also teaches in the graduate interaction design program at the California College of the Arts.
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Selected interviews
- Rosenfeld Review podcast: Taking Notes and Nurturing Your Knowledge Garden
- Power of Ten podcast, ep. 22: Information Gardens
- Finding Our Way podcast, ep. 24
- The Iowa Idea podcast, ep. 58
- UX Podcast episode 202: Digital Places
- Liftoff podcast episode 27: Design for the Infinite Game
- Rosenfeld Review: Navigating Information Environments
About this site
This site is my online home and public scratchpad. Among other things, I write about:
- The UX of AI-powered systems
- Information architecture
- Design as a strategic practice
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Contact me
Please get in touch if you’d like to explore a collaboration, presentation, or workshop.