site-architecture

Plan website architecture with page hierarchy, navigation, URL structure, and internal linking.

Updated Mar 25, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/lebongobeni/aimarketingskills --skill site-architecture-lebongobeni
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Skill: site-architecture
Source: https://github.com/lebongobeni/aimarketingskills/tree/main/skills/site-architecture
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lebongobeni/aimarketingskills --skill site-architecture-lebongobeni

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you design or restructure a website so pages, navigation, URL paths, and internal links form a clear and usable system. It is ideal when a site feels hard to browse, important pages are buried, or you need a cleaner structure for users and search engines.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Page Hierarchy Planning: Organize homepage, section pages, and detail pages into a logical structure that follows the 3-click rule.
  • Navigation Design: Create header, footer, sidebar, and breadcrumb patterns that keep the site easy to scan and easy to crawl.
  • URL Structure Guidance: Recommend readable, consistent URL patterns for features, blog posts, comparisons, integrations, docs, and landing pages.
  • Internal Linking Strategy: Map hub-and-spoke relationships, cross-links, and key pathways so important pages are discoverable.
  • Use Case: If a SaaS website has grown into 50+ pages with confusing menus, this Skill can turn the mess into a structured sitemap, a navigation spec, and a prioritized URL map.

Quick Start

Ask me to plan or reorganize your site architecture, and I will produce a page hierarchy, URL map, navigation recommendations, and internal linking plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about site-architecture

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I plan a website architecture that follows the 3-click rule?

Website architecture planning organizes homepage, section, and detail pages into a logical hierarchy so users reach any page within three clicks. This structure improves navigation scannability and search engine crawlability while keeping important content easily discoverable.

What is the best way to create a visual sitemap for a complex SaaS website?

Creating a visual sitemap for a SaaS website involves mapping page hierarchies and URL structures into a readable format like Mermaid diagrams. This visual output clarifies navigational relationships and highlights where internal linking or page consolidation is needed.

How do I design an internal linking strategy for integration and comparison pages?

Internal linking strategy maps hub-and-spoke relationships and cross-links between related comparison or integration page clusters. This ensures important pages remain discoverable and establishes clear topical pathways for both users and search engine crawlers.

Can I restructure an existing website's URL structure without losing navigation clarity?

Restructuring existing website URLs requires mapping readable, consistent URL patterns for features, blogs, and docs alongside redirect guidance for moved pages. This maintains navigation clarity and preserves search rankings during site architecture overhauls.

When do I need to reorganize site architecture for a growing marketing site?

You need to reorganize site architecture when a marketing site grows beyond 50 pages and menus become confusing or important pages get buried. Restructuring resolves navigation bloat by replacing messy menus with a structured sitemap and clear page hierarchy.

What URL structure should I use for a marketing site with multiple page types?

URL structure for marketing sites should use readable, consistent patterns that distinguish features, blog posts, comparisons, integrations, and landing pages. Consistent URL mapping improves site architecture readability and helps search engines understand page relationships.