Web Design Strategy Part 3: Information Architecture

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Written By Lauren McAlister

User-centered information architecture (IA) enhances a website’s usability and discoverability by organizing content logically. This guide shares how to structure information to align with visitor behaviors, using clear navigation systems, and employing SEO best practices to boost search visibility. 

 

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Lauren McAlister

Lauren McAlister is a content writer and strategist with a heart for empowering entrepreneurs. When Lauren’s not behind her laptop, you can find her chasing after her daughter, snuggling her cat Lucy, or enjoying a good cup (or two) of coffee.

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