organize

Designs information architecture, navigation patterns, taxonomies, and labeling systems for digital products.

Updated Aug 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ishfuseini/usecase-gen --skill organize-ishfuseini
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: organize
Source: https://github.com/ishfuseini/usecase-gen/tree/main/agent/skills/organize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ishfuseini/usecase-gen --skill organize-ishfuseini

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Users get lost when product information is poorly structured, leading to abandoned tasks, support tickets, and frustration. This Skill helps you design the underlying organization of a product — navigation, categories, labels, and search — so people can find what they need and understand where they are. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Navigation Pattern Design: Choose among hierarchical, hub-and-spoke, flat, faceted, dashboard, and sequential patterns with explicit trade-off analysis for your product. - Taxonomy & Labeling Systems: Build MECE-informed category structures, plan for polyhierarchy and scale, and create labels tested with 5-second tests, cloze tests, and A/B variants. - IA Research & Validation: Plan card sorts, tree tests, first-click tests, and search log analysis to validate structure against real user mental models. - Site Map Visualization: Produce self-contained HTML site map diagrams, or render the IA in Figma or pencil.dev via MCP. - Use Case: Your SaaS product has grown from 5 to 40 features and users report they can't find settings. Use this Skill to audit the current structure, run a card sort, and deliver a restructured navigation with a tested labeling guide. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to use the organize skill to design a navigation structure and site map for your product, and specify whether you want an HTML, Figma, or pencil.dev diagram.

Frequently Asked Questions about organize

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I design a navigation structure for a growing product?

Start by choosing a navigation pattern that fits your content: hierarchical for clear parent-child relationships, hub-and-spoke for distinct task modes, or faceted for large filterable catalogs. Validate the top-level categories with first-click testing before committing to the structure.

What is the difference between card sorting and tree testing?

Card sorting reveals how users naturally group and name content, informing a new taxonomy. Tree testing validates an existing hierarchy by asking users to find items in a text-only structure, measuring success rate and directness.

How do I choose good labels for navigation categories?

Labels should communicate the destination's contents, not internal jargon or container names like Resources. Test candidates with 5-second tests, cloze tests, or A/B tests measuring click-through and task completion.

Can this skill output a site map diagram in Figma?

Yes. When you request Figma output, it loads the figma-use skill and renders the site map via the Figma MCP integration, translating nodes, branches, and tab bars into Figma frames. HTML and pencil.dev outputs are also supported.

When should I not use hierarchical navigation?

Avoid strict hierarchies when items legitimately belong in multiple categories, since forcing one home creates findability problems. Use polyhierarchy or faceted navigation instead, and avoid flat structures beyond roughly 7-10 items.