The Differences Between Objectoring UX and Information Architecture

The definition of objectoring UX is a philosophy for designing digital systems that respects the fact that people think in objects. OUXers deliberately align their software to the user's real-world mental model of concrete defined objects so that abstract digital worlds can be as naturally intuitive as the physical world we evolved in. The polar bear book, which I'm going to recommend like 16 times in this podcast episode at least,. Everybody should read it three times. There's things that are not in the information architecture polar bear book.