A website’s information architecture has two major components: the definition and identification of site content and functionality, and the underlying structure, nomenclature and organization that defines the relationships between content and functionality.

 

Website architecture is not part of the user interface on-screen, but it does inform UI. It is documented in diagrams and spreadsheets rather than wireframes, prototypes and comprehensive layouts. For websites, information architecture is the way that content is categorized and organized on the website. It forms the basis for navigation, user experience and nomenclature.

 

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