, bạn ưu tiên các khán giả mục tiêu của trang web. Trong khi một sở thích mạnh mẽ nên được đối tượng mục tiêu chính của bạn, bạn nên chọn một loạt các phỏng vấn từ mỗi khán giả của bạn để có được một mẫu đáng tin cậy của hành vi và đặc điểm của khách truy cập. | Creating IA 23 Step 7. Labeling the content areas It is important to give accurate and meaningful labels to your content areas. Users are clicking on words so the words need to make sense. Test your nomenclature by showing people the navigation scheme you outlined in Step 6. Ask them what they would expect to find if they were to click on a particular link or button. Keep in mind that your labels should be succinct not more than three words long straightforward and consistent with your desired tone. Users are hoping to find information quickly and do not want to have to decipher the meaning of your links or read through whole sentences. Notice how the category names are refined into more intuitive labels shown on the right side of the example below. Example of refining content area labels ORIGINAL LABEL REFINED LABEL GiENEfAv INft --------------------- A6t ưĩ Ư5 . C NTAcT j tecTíi Etó . wn ẠPíVuN . LECTOR Preface Introduction Creating IA Who what why I How Stakeholder goals User goals Content areas Organizing Site map Navigation Labeling Wireframes What s next IA standards University requirements Creating content Pre-launch checklist Glossary References . Mutant P WNE5 NEWS ARTICLES lo W - f hf NnAl YV xrWAU- - m f p ẠPVPNCE PEfARTMSMT pETẠíUS-------------- ỤNpBRERẠPVAĨE itfDEf tNpENT Certificate EMFAM WoftWi Guide to Creating Website Information Architecture and Content Version Creating IA 24 Step 8. Creating wireframes A wireframe is a sketch or blueprint that closely represents how the areas of a page will be organized. Below you can see how a simple hand-drawn wireframe sketch can be used as a guide for incorporating all of the necessary page elements in a well-organized and functional way. It is important that you use your wireframes as guides when you collaborate with your designers and developers. This will help ensure that your information architecture is not inadvertently revised or obscured later during the design and development processes. .
