Prepare a high-level outline of the information content to appear on the site. Identify the sources of the information.
Chunk the Information
Start breaking the information into a logical organization (e.g., chronological, or sequential). Organize the information by a consistent theme such as user audience, task, topic, chronology when age is important (e.g., newsletter), or use a hybrid of two or more groupings.
Identify the Features
Identify the functional requirements of the site. These are the high level business processes that the site will support.
Tips and Hints
The content and features included on each site depend on the site objectives and must be defined for each site. Here are some common elements that frequently occur on Web sites to consider when planning your site:
· home page,
· what's new page,
· submenu pages for large sites,
· link page to other related sites,
· frequently asked questions page.
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