Information architecture (IA) focuses on organizing, structuring, and labeling content in an effective and sustainable way in order to help users find information and complete tasks. Information architecture tasks help you understand how the pieces fit together to create the larger picture, and how items relate to each other within the overall information system.
Design or evaluate the information architecture of a site.
Creating structures and schemes that make the location and use of content clear.
Evaluate competitors to identify opportunities in their strengths and weaknesses.
Observation of users performing tasks in their own environment.
The system of links that allows users to move between pages of a website.
A draft version of a product that helps you explore its functionality and use.
Understanding the perspective and influence of those invested in a project's success.
Understand the tasks and motivations of the user group for whom you are designing.
Interface illustration that focuses on prioritization, functionality, and behavior.
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