As the number of pages increases, the results decline. By "trimming and organizing" large-scale sites, we can restore navigation and inquiries.
The problem with large-scale sites is not the "number of pages," but rather "the lack of organized information." As the number of pages increases, the same content gets scattered across multiple locations, outdated information remains, and users become lost. As a result, even if there is search traffic, users do not navigate further, comparisons do not progress, and inquiries decrease. Furthermore, the operations team also struggles to identify where updates are needed, leading to accelerated neglect.
In this service, we will first take inventory of the large-scale site and decide what to keep, integrate, or discard, before reconstructing the category design, navigation, and templates. This will not only improve the appearance but also change the way information is managed, allowing for smoother operations.
■ Service Offerings (3 points)
Inventory and organization (visualization of page assets / identification of duplication, decay, and causes of user confusion)
Reconstruction of information design (categories / navigation / in-depth exploration after search traffic)
Renewal implementation (template unification / migration / URL management)
Deliverables: Complete set of large-scale site information organization renewal (inventory sheet, integration design, sitemap, migration plan, implementation)
*Please provide the site URL and an estimate of the number of pages (e.g., 200 pages, 500 pages). We will first create a "blueprint for organization."