Information Architecture for Complex Products
Complex portfolios and years of content decisions make products hard to navigate. We redesign taxonomy, navigation, and search using card sorting and tree testing, so customers find what they need and teams can maintain it.
Create a Structure Customers Understand and Teams Can Maintain
Our information architecture specialists have worked across mobility, e-commerce, health tech, SaaS, EdTech, entertainment, real estate, FinTech, and more.
Taxonomy and Labelling Design
Navigation and Wayfinding
Card Sorting with Target Users
Tree Testing Before Implementation
Search and Findability Improvement
Content Migration and Restructure Planning
See How Better Structure Improved Findability
We deliver great products while upskilling your team.
On average, it takes 3-9 months to hire the right full-time Product Manager. Meanwhile, key initiatives still need leadership, decisions must be made, and development teams require guidance. We fill this gap, deliver results, and ensure a smooth transition for new hires, setting them up for success.
Interim Product Managers or Product Leaders
If your Product Manager just went on parental leave, resigned, or you're between hires, our interim PMs step in within days. Get temporary support to drive product discovery, meet deadlines, and make a measurable impact in a short time.
Product Discovery Lead
Not sure what to build next, or want to validate a new product idea before committing to a full build? Our interim PMs lead the entire discovery process - from market and user research to business model validation. We run low or no-code pilots, align your team, launch an MVP, and kick off the next iteration.
Product Coach or Consultant
Going through growth, a transition or organization restructuring? Our Interim Product Leaders upskill your PMs, establish product operations and program management from ground up and ensure your team reaches its full potential.
What our consultants are talking about
Unlocking the Synergy of UI and UX Design for Product Success
User Journey Mapping: Definition, Examples, and Templates
User Personas: Meaning, Examples, and UX Best Practices
Customer Experience (CX) Design: A Practical Guide
Customer Journey: Optimize Digital Experiences Effectively
Mastering Product Success: Designing for Seamless Adoption
Frequently Asked Questions
Common signals include falling findability, overloaded navigation, duplicated content, inconsistent labels, rising support demand, or a planned site migration. A redesign is also valuable when the product portfolio has outgrown the structure it started with.
We use methods such as card sorting, tree testing, search analysis, and task-based research. This tests whether customers understand the proposed categories and can find important content before implementation.
Yes. We can define the target taxonomy and content model, create mapping rules, support governance decisions, and work with design, content, product, and engineering teams through migration planning.
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