What problem does it solve? Users get lost in products when information is structured around internal org charts instead of user mental models. This Skill designs the underlying organization of a product — categories, hierarchies, labels, and navigation — so people can find what they need, understand where they are, and navigate confidently. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Navigation Pattern Design: Selects among hierarchical, hub-and-spoke, flat, faceted, dashboard, and sequential patterns with trade-off analysis specific to your product. - Taxonomy & Labeling Systems: Builds MECE-informed classification schemes, handles polyhierarchy, and tests labels with 5-second tests, cloze tests, and A/B variants. - IA Research Methods: Plans card sorts, tree tests, first-click tests, and search log analysis to validate structure with real users instead of assumptions. - Visualization Output: Produces site map diagrams as self-contained HTML, Figma frames via MCP, or pencil.dev documents. - Use Case: A SaaS team whose support tickets show users "can't find billing settings" invokes this Skill to audit the IA, run a tree test, and ship a restructured navigation with validated labels. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to use the organize skill to design a site map and navigation structure for your product, and say whether you want the diagram as HTML, Figma, or markdown only.