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Overview: Online Architecture

Probably the most common reason organisations contact me is to get help with their internal and external information architecture.

I usually find, however, that they first need to find a clear consensus on their communication strategy, content strategy and online strategy. Once that's done, I deliver a document which both you and your developers can understand, including some or all of the following:

  • highly detailed sitemaps: internal intranets, external websites, knowledgebases, and the information flows between them
  • mission statements for principal site chapters, features and content types
  • business requirements for any revised or new features
  • wireframes, allowing both you and your developers to envision how the result will look.

The aim is to deliver something detailed enough for professional developers and designers to give you a concrete quote, but not so technical that noone else understands what they're building.

I can then work with them to deliver it, or assemble a team and manage the site build for you.

Check out some of my firsts and best practices, or just get in touch.

More services: start with Communication strategy.

Relevant resources

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Why Cards Are the Future of the Web
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