UI/UX Design

Information architecture

When the structure is clear, users find what they need in a few clicks and search engines understand what the site is about. We arrange sections, pages and navigation around user tasks.

Delivered by Belownil®, a design and technology studio in Lithuania working with businesses across Europe.

Who it is for

  • Websites with a lot of content, services or products
  • Portals and systems with many functions and roles
  • Migrating content to a new website

What is included

What you get

Content inventory

What exists, what is missing, what is outdated.

Structure and sitemap

Sections, pages, their relations and a URL structure with SEO logic.

Navigation

Menus, filters, search and internal links.

Page skeletons

Wireframes for the main page types before visual design.

How we work

Project flow

Tasks

What users need to do and what content you have.

1

Structure

Sitemap and navigation, validated with card-sorting tests.

2

Skeletons

Wireframes handed to design.

3
Technologies
Figma
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How is this different from design?

Architecture decides what goes where; design decides how it looks. The first comes first.
2

Does it matter for SEO?

A lot: a clear hierarchy and URL structure are among the most important technical SEO foundations.
3

How long does information architecture take?

1 to 3 weeks depending on the amount of content.

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