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When you have to design a website , you need to decide what content you publish and how to organize navigation between content. DESIGNING A COMPLEX WEBSITE If you're starting a blog, it's very simple. If it is the site of an institution or a large company or a large project, then things become more complex, and you need to know the fundamental principles of " Content Architecture ", " Information Architecture " or “ Informative Architecture ” / “Information Architecture”. I'll give you an element of inspiration, which I always use to design complex systems (but also simpler communications). To design a complex site, trace it back to a real-life example: Think about how Disneyland is set up; the entrance, the signs, the junctions.
The car parks, the map, the layout of the rides, the users' day, what they take away Think about how a library is organized, but with infinite copies of books Think about how a shopping centre, supermarket, or a coffee shop, or a McDonald's Honduras Mobile Number List with take away is organised Think about what to say in the first seven seconds of introducing yourself to a stranger. And in the first three minutes. A FUNDAMENTAL TEXTBOOK ON INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE I recommend this fundamental text if you design websites: Information Architecture for the web and beyond . Also, all of Jakob Nielsen's books would be very useful to you. BUILD A REASONABLE PATH / USER-EXPERIENCE The key to everything is obviously to think about the experience you want to give to your user, avoiding making the banal mistake of "publishing what's there": Find out about the most requested topics.
Think about solving the most predictable questions of most of your users. Build an "ideal path" If it is not your site, ask to speak to the person welcoming you at reception, the secretary, the person who answers the phone or emails, and collect their information. COMPLEX WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT I deal with designing websites of any complexity. I worked with TelecomItalia for the INPS website, for the website of the XX Winter Olympics in Turin 2006, and many other complex and critical websites. If you need to develop a complex website, contact me and we'll be happy to talk about it. ABOUT AUTHOR ALBERTO POZZI Digital communication consultant. I deal with Strategy and Digital Communication. Web & Digital Manager, SEO, eCommerce, Content, Social Media.
The car parks, the map, the layout of the rides, the users' day, what they take away Think about how a library is organized, but with infinite copies of books Think about how a shopping centre, supermarket, or a coffee shop, or a McDonald's Honduras Mobile Number List with take away is organised Think about what to say in the first seven seconds of introducing yourself to a stranger. And in the first three minutes. A FUNDAMENTAL TEXTBOOK ON INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE I recommend this fundamental text if you design websites: Information Architecture for the web and beyond . Also, all of Jakob Nielsen's books would be very useful to you. BUILD A REASONABLE PATH / USER-EXPERIENCE The key to everything is obviously to think about the experience you want to give to your user, avoiding making the banal mistake of "publishing what's there": Find out about the most requested topics.
Think about solving the most predictable questions of most of your users. Build an "ideal path" If it is not your site, ask to speak to the person welcoming you at reception, the secretary, the person who answers the phone or emails, and collect their information. COMPLEX WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT I deal with designing websites of any complexity. I worked with TelecomItalia for the INPS website, for the website of the XX Winter Olympics in Turin 2006, and many other complex and critical websites. If you need to develop a complex website, contact me and we'll be happy to talk about it. ABOUT AUTHOR ALBERTO POZZI Digital communication consultant. I deal with Strategy and Digital Communication. Web & Digital Manager, SEO, eCommerce, Content, Social Media.