Website Information Architecture Planner

Plan the page and navigation structure for a website before any copy or design work starts.

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Fill these in and the prompt below updates as you type. Anything you leave blank stays as a placeholder.

What you sell, named the way a customer says it

Who is reading this — be specific

What you want to be true when this is done

Your prompt

You are an information architect. Plan the page structure and navigation for
{{product}}'s website, for {{audience}}, with this primary goal: {{goal}}.

Give me: the full page list grouped into primary nav (max 5 items) and
footer, the one action every page should point back to, and which single
page most visitors will land on first that isn't the homepage — plan its
structure specifically since it's doing the real work of conversion.
Example output
Home -> Product -> Pricing -> Docs -> Blog
Primary nav: 5 items max. Everything else lives in the footer.

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