site-architecture

Plan website structure by defining intuitive page hierarchy, navigation, and URL patterns to improve findability and information architecture. This ensures structured, human-friendly guidance for hierarchy depth, navigation rules, and URL design across marketing, product, and content sections.

Designing a clean URL structure involves proposing readable patterns for each major section of your sitemap. You can start by drafting an initial ASCII site-hierarchy to map parent-child relations and then apply consistent URL design rules to improve usability and SEO.

Defining L0-L3 pages and parent-child relations is achieved through hierarchy design. This process categorizes pages across marketing, product, and content sections to establish a scalable site architecture that enhances user findability and structured navigation.

Yes, you can generate visual outputs including ASCII trees and Mermaid sitemaps for site architecture planning. These visual representations help validate page hierarchy, navigation expectations, and internal linking structures before implementation.

Audit existing site architecture by evaluating current page hierarchy and URL structure against IA best practices. Redesign guidance includes planning before and after restructuring, mapping internal linking, and defining necessary redirects to maintain SEO equity.