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examples commerce & techconstruction & design e-commerce health & sports hospitality & tourism law & insurance non-profits & the arts real estate print work company info teamtestimonials services contact info projects in motion
route relieversonline app for tracking driver hours by different managers in different locations
real-time computer servicesinformation technology marketing site
grubb companybi-monthly real estate newsletter to 15,000+ homeowners
anne herrerareal estate agent website for s.f. agent
best practices requirementsinformation architecture visual design databases content management search optimization email / spam hosting security ![]() |
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE What information are your site visitors looking for? Is it hard to find, or easy? How strong is your brand? How effectively does your site establish an initial relationship with your clientele, and how carefully is each relationship maintained on every page, and every level, of you site? Information architecture is the second step in designing a successful website, and MUST come before the visual design process begins (remember that old 'Plan Ahead' sign... with no room for the final 'd'?). 5happy will help you map out your information architecture... from global navigation elements to what content goes on which pages, to the final 'back to top' links on the bottom of every page. ![]() |
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