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Navigation & Information Architecture

Web Content Management System - Information Architecture Management

TERMINALFOUR Site Manager provides powerful web content management system functionality to allow you to quickly and efficiently manage your site structures, navigation, links and taxonomies:

• Navigation structures are easily controlled and amended using a drag and drop interface.
• Reshape your site in seconds.
• Reuse sections across numerous channels
• Full control over your friendly URLs
• Validate pages for accessibility and SEO performance
• Support for multiple site structures and taxonomies
• Links are maintained and checked; broken links are a thing of the past.
• All navigational issues are addressed via one screen; highly intuitive hierarchical tree structure similar to Windows Explorer. 
• Site structures can link to third party applications and content outside the web content management system

Web Content Management System Navigational Objects

With Site Manager the representation of the main navigation is entirely customisable using our configurable "navigational object" wizard. This allows users to select and configure a range of navigational options including, but not limited to:

• breadcrumbs
• standard link menus
• top content
• site maps (or A-Z )
• drop down menus
• related content
• latest content items
• forward and back pagination
• language switching

Designers and web developers have full control over the output code and if necessary, can create new types of navigational objects to fulfil specific requirements.