Information Architecture
- Content inventory & audit
- Card sorting
- Tree testing
- Navigation design
- Taxonomy
- Pathways per audience
- Content modeling
For large sites, structure is where the most expensive mistakes are made quietly — a hierarchy that feels reasonable in a meeting and frustrates real visitors for years.
A clear architecture makes a large site navigable for people and legible to search engines and AI — increasingly the same problem, solved once.
We learn how people expect to find things and test the planned structure with real users before any design begins.
Why it matters
How a website is organized decides whether people find what they need.
A clear architecture makes a large site navigable for people and legible to search engines and AI — increasingly the same problem, solved once.
We learn how people expect to find things and test the planned structure with real users before any design begins.
- (01)Content inventory & audit
- (02)Card sorting
- (03)Tree testing
- (04)Navigation design
- (05)Taxonomy
- (06)Pathways per audience
- (07)Content modeling
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