Phase 4 — Design
Information Architecture
The navigation map that ensures users always know where they are and how to get back
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What is this document?
The Information Architecture is the site map for every space — every route, how screens group, the primary and secondary navigation, and how users move between them.
It is decided before screens are built, so screens connect.
Why does it matter?
- AI tools build individual screens well but connect them poorly.
- Dead ends and orphan pages are designed out.
- Route names stay consistent across web and mobile.
What's inside?
- Site map — Every route per space.
- Navigation — Primary, secondary and contextual navigation.
- Labels — Consistent names for sections and actions.
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How CREAH generates it
CREAH builds this document from your Stage 0 answers and interview. Questions that shape it include:
- What are the top three things users come to do?
- Which screens must be reachable in one tap?
- What should users see after signing in?
Example excerpt
## User Space
/app/dashboard Projects, wallet, notifications
/app/projects/:id Project page — status, documents, support
/app/settings Account · Notifications · Data
Rule: every page has a path back to /app/dashboard in one action.