Information Architecture and Navigation
Organizing content and designing intuitive navigation structures to help users find information easily.
Key Questions
- Design an information architecture for a complex website.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different navigation patterns (e.g., global, local).
- Explain how card sorting can inform information architecture decisions.
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