Web content managers and information architects
Planning a complete website redesign or content migration for a large institutional site
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The DII - Homepage mind map template organizes the complete information architecture of the Danone Institute International website into 116 nodes across 12 top-level branches. Designed for web content managers and site architects, this template covers all major sections including NEWS, About Danone Institute, Research Support, Scientific Events, Publications, Professional Education Programs, General Public Education Programs, Our Main Topics, Nutrition Portal, and International programs. Key nodes such as 'Danone International Prize For Nutrition' detail the award's nomination process, juries, and awardees, while 'Baby Nutrition' branches into online conferences, research projects, and educational programs. The template also includes a 'Légende' legend explaining static vs. dynamic data icons and external link markers. This structured sitemap serves as a blueprint for maintaining and updating a large institutional website with multilingual and multi-section content.
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Project managers and UX designers
Mapping out all sections and sub-pages for a new nutrition research foundation website
Digital strategists and SEO specialists
Auditing existing site structure to identify missing or redundant content areas
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Open and Review the Site Structure
Open the .xmind file to explore the 12 top-level branches that define the Danone Institute International website architecture.
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Expand and Customize Detailed Sub-nodes
Navigate through specific sections like Research Support or Publications to rename, add, or delete nodes according to your project needs.
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Finalize and Share Your Architecture Plan
Use the legend to distinguish data types before exporting your completed mind map as a PDF or image for team collaboration.
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This template maps the complete site structure of the Danone Institute International website, helping content managers plan, organize, and update all sections including news, research support, events, publications, and educational programs.
The prize node includes nomination forms, testimonials, prize committees and juries, awardees, online lectures, award ceremony details, and a media corner.
Yes, it has separate branches for Professional Education Programs and General Public Education Programs, with sub-sections for teachers, parents, and children.
Six topics: Baby Nutrition, Child Nutrition, Childhood Obesity, Food for Health, Feeding Behaviors, and Novel Concepts in Nutrition, each with identical sub-branches.
Absolutely. Replace the placeholder content with your own site's sections, update the legend icons, and add or remove branches as needed in Xmind.
It describes icons for static data, dynamic database-driven data, external links, other content, and multi-criteria search engine results.
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