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| Information architecture describes the overall conceptual models and general designs used to plan, structure, and assemble a Web site. |
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| A _______________ organizes website content from most general to the most specific, and illustrates the relationships between the content. |
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| A Web site _______________ is the science and practice of classifying Web content through a controlled vocabulary. |
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| Which of the following is NOT a useful technique for teams that wish to organizing Web site content? |
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| _____________________ information refers to breaking it into logical reference documents intended to be read non-sequentially. |
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| Most users prefer to read long passages of text on one Web page, rather than chunks of data on multiple pages. |
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| A site structure should match user expectation, be logical and predictable, and utilize consistent methods and terminology. |
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| A ________________ is the most efficient tool for finding information on very large Web sites. |
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| Check all of the essential structures that our online textbook says can be used to create a Web site: |
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| ___________________ are tools that help teams to stay focused on information architecture and structural design without getting sidetracked by the distraction of the visual layer. |
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