tailieunhanh - Guide to Creating Website Information Architecture and Content

Guide to Creating Website Information Architecture and Content Information architecture (IA) is an often-overlooked area of website design. Too often, as designers, we just let the CMS we’re using dictate how content for a site is organized. And that works fine as long as the site fits perfectly into the narrow content formats most CMSs are designed around. But too often, a website’s content breaks the boundaries of most CMSs. Without a clear understanding of how information architecture works, we can end up creating sites that are more confusing than they need to be or, at worst, make our content virtually inaccessible | Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http Guide to Creating Website Information Architecture and Content Office of Communications Princeton University 2008 Version Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http Preface 3 Introduction 5 Creating IA 7 What why and who 8 I How Steps 1-8 9 Step 1. Defining key stakeholders goals 9 Step 2. Identifying your users goals and expectations 10 Step 3. Defining your site s content areas 13 Step 4. Organizing the content areas 16 Step 5. Creating the site map 19 Step 6. Outlining your navigational structure 20 Step 7. Labeling content areas 23 Step 8. Creating wireframes 24 I What s next 25 IA standards 26 University website requirements 29 Creating content 31 Pre-launch checklist 36 Glossary 39 References 42 Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http .

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