The key elements of information architecture (IA) are the site map, taxonomy, and navigation.
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By Content ScienceWe have only scratched the surface of what’s possible with content personalization, and it's time to take the next steps.

Designing Connected Content: Book Excerpt
By Carrie Hane and Mike AthertonLearn about well-designed content + user experience from this Designing Connected Content: Plan and Model Digital Products for Today and Tomorrow excerpt.

Resource Center for Creating a Winning Taxonomy
By Content ScienceAccess our subscriber-only resource center for a one-stop-shop for all you need to put together a winning taxonomy.

How Thomson Reuters Is Reshaping Its Ecommerce Taxonomy To Reach More Customers
By Rachel WaskoskyLearn how Thomson Reuters built a new ecommerce taxonomy to serve the company's more than 300 websites.

Achieving Buy-In for Your New Information Architecture
By Content ScienceFollow our top tips for getting your stakeholders to buy into your new information architecture.
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