Together with Ergon, design an information architecture that makes accessing your content quick and easy. It is a key element of the human-centred design process and provides users with a clear, intuitive structure for finding information. Our information architectures take into account the needs of your target group and the goals of your company. Through well organised, structured and labelled information, we create a positive user experience and help you achieve your goals.
How we create your information architecture
Structuring content
We structure content logically and in a way that focuses on the user, so you can find it quickly and easily.
Developing navigation systems
Intuitive navigation elements make for a user-friendly interface.
Labelling and using terminology
Clear, coherent labels and consistent terminology improve usability and make information more accessible.
Content auditing
By means of comprehensive analysis and assessment, we find out where your solutions are currently at and identify potential improvements.
Card sorting
Joint card sorting sessions provide you with valuable insights into the mental models of users – for a genuinely intuitive and customised information architecture.
Tree testing
In tree tests, users look for certain elements based on the proposed organisation and terminology of the application. This demonstrates how well the structure works.
The benefits of a successful information architecture
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Satisfied users who find information quickly and easily
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Greater levels of efficiency and productivity for users, thanks to clear and intuitive structures
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An ideal basis for the scalability and enhancement of your solution
What is information architecture and why is it important?
The information architecture is the backbone of every digital product. It helps to organise an enormous amount of information into the logical structures you need for an efficient and pleasant user experience. A successful information architecture helps you to improve usability, communicate clear corporate claims and achieve your business goals more quickly. So you create a link between the needs of your users and the content provided. Which is exactly what human-centred design is all about.
