Increase your impact
by organizing your online resources
Who you are
Our clients are established nonprofits that provide resources and educational tools in areas of social good, e.g. mental health, gender and identity-based initiatives, civic engagement, social justice, and environmental issues.
Your organization has important and useful web-based resources, but they’re poorly organized or unclearly labeled, resulting in lower user engagement than you’d like. For example, maybe you have a resource library or blog with too many filters, haphazard tagging, and cluttered navigation.
In short, you’ve got a bunch of great content, but no one can find what they’re looking for.
How we help
We provide consulting services related to taxonomy issues. We can help you make sense of what you have and how to improve it.
This can look like:
Giving feedback on existing or proposed navigation, labels, filters, and content hierarchy
Completing user research to inform your IA
Flagging and giving recommendations on usability issues
Advising on content optimization and SEO
Training on information architecture best practices
About
Sam Raddatz is an Information Architect based in Brooklyn, New York. She is the founder and CEO of Logic Department and holds a MS from Pratt Institute School of Information & Library Science and a BA from Western Washington University. She has worked on projects or in positions with companies such as Brooklyn Museum, City University of New York Academic Commons, Equality Indicators, Netflix, NYU Libraries, and the Trust for Public Lands.
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“What was a daunting project for our organization became such a fun and informative experience! Everyone at Logic Department listened to our needs, clearly set and communicated goals for the project, delivered outcomes on time, and stayed in close communication with us throughout.”
— Meg Wacha, Wikimedia NYC