site-architecture

Plan website information architecture by defining a blueprint that specifies page hierarchy, navigation zones, URL patterns, and internal linking. You receive ASCII hierarchies, Mermaid diagrams, URL maps, and a navigation spec to guide implementation.

Mapping current content to a new site hierarchy involves identifying orphan pages, proposing redirects, and documenting the updated navigation schemas. This restructuring process produces visual diagrams and URL maps to ensure a seamless transition.

Designing a navigation schema and breadcrumb strategy requires defining clear nav zones and page hierarchies within your IA blueprint. The output includes detailed navigation specifications and visual diagrams to guide the implementation.

Generate visual site structure diagrams and URL maps by documenting your information architecture blueprint. The process outputs ASCII trees and Mermaid diagrams to visualize page hierarchy and internal linking alongside the URL structure.

No specific tools or dependencies are needed to create an IA blueprint. The process analyzes your business context to deliver a ready-to-apply site structure specification, including page hierarchies and internal linking patterns.