site-architecture

Name: site-architecture
Availability: InStock
Author: BadTechBandit

Plan page hierarchy, navigation, URLs, and internal linking for websites.

3|Updated Feb 17, 2026

Search Tags:#internal linking #information architecture #sitemap #breadcrumbs #site architecture #navigation design #url structure

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npx skills add https://github.com/BadTechBandit/skills --skill site-architecture-badtechbandit

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: site-architecture
Source: https://github.com/BadTechBandit/skills/tree/main/marketing-skills-for-agents/skills/site-architecture
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BadTechBandit/skills --skill site-architecture-badtechbandit

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Site architecture design turns chaos into a clear page hierarchy, navigation structure, and consistent URL plan so users can find what they need and search engines can understand your site.

Core Features & Use Cases

Page hierarchy planning: Draft an information architecture using the 3-click rule, sensible depth (flat vs deep), and a structured page tree for SaaS, blogs, e-commerce, docs, and hybrid sites.
Navigation design & URL strategy: Specify header/footer/sidebar navigation patterns, breadcrumb rules, and human-readable, SEO-friendly URL structures with example patterns.
Internal linking system: Create a hub-and-spoke internal linking plan plus an orphan-page/link audit checklist to prevent “dead” pages after restructuring.

Quick Start

Use the site-architecture skill to build your proposed page hierarchy, navigation spec, URL map, and internal linking plan for a new SaaS marketing site with comparisons and integration sections.

Frequently Asked Questions about site-architecture

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I plan website information architecture for a new SaaS site?▼

Plan website information architecture by drafting a page hierarchy using the 3-click rule, sensible depth, and a structured page tree. This process outputs an ASCII page tree and a Mermaid visual sitemap to document your SaaS site structure.

What's the best way to design SEO-friendly URL structures and navigation?▼

Design SEO-friendly URL structures and navigation by specifying header, footer, and sidebar patterns alongside breadcrumb rules. This yields a URL map table and navigation specifications featuring human-readable, consistent example patterns.

How do I create an internal linking strategy that prevents orphan pages?▼

Create an internal linking strategy by building a hub-and-spoke plan and running an orphan-page link audit checklist. This identifies and prevents dead pages by ensuring every page is connected within the site architecture after restructuring.

Can I use this site architecture approach for e-commerce and hybrid sites?▼

Yes, you can use this site architecture approach for e-commerce, blogs, docs, and hybrid sites including hubs like comparisons and integrations. It adapts page hierarchy and navigation design to fit various site types and scales.

What is the 3-click rule in information architecture and when do I need it?▼

The 3-click rule in information architecture is a guideline ensuring users can reach any page within three clicks from the homepage. You need it when planning flat versus deep site structures to keep navigation intuitive and accessible.