Components of an Information Architecture

Information Architecture ConceptsInformation architecture (IA) refers to the structure or organization of your [organization's] website.

It describes the ways in which the different pages of your site relate to one another and ensures information is organized in a consistent and predictable way on each page.

It involves steps such as:

• assessing existing and needed content,

• organizing the pages,

• providing clues to help use the site efficiently, and

• developing navigational structure

An information architecture should contain the following components:

  1. Client Brief
  2. Objectives/Goals Declaration
  3. Audience Profiles
  4. Content Inventory
  5. Content Map
  6. Site Map
  7. Page Wire frames
  8. Tasks Grid
  9. Usability Tests

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