Web designers and content strategists
Planning the information architecture for a new e-commerce website.
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The SiteClassifications0.0.1 mind map template provides a structured overview of website page types, covering 39 nodes across 6 main categories: Product, FAQ, Article, Others, Utility Page, and Home Page. It includes specific node names such as 'FAQ- QnA Page', 'Article + Product', and 'Privacy Policy', making it a practical site architecture cheat sheet for web designers and content strategists. This template helps organize essential pages and their relationships, ensuring comprehensive site coverage. By mapping out page types like 'Product List', 'FAQ Page w/o Answers', and '404', it serves as a complete reference for planning website content hierarchies.
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SEO specialists and site managers
Auditing an existing site to identify missing page types or content gaps.
UX designers and project managers
Creating a sitemap or content inventory for a website redesign project.
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Open and Review Site Categories
Launch the template in Xmind to explore the six main categories and thirty-nine pre-defined page nodes.
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Customize Nodes and Site Structure
Add, remove, or rename nodes like Product and FAQ to align the map with your specific website architecture.
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Finalize and Share Your Map
Export your completed site classification map as an image or PDF to document your content hierarchy for the team.
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The template includes 39 nodes organized into 6 categories: Product, FAQ, Article, Others, Utility Page, and Home Page. It covers page types like Product List, FAQ- QnA Page, Article + Product, About, Privacy Policy, and more.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then review each branch to ensure your website includes all necessary page types. Customize node names to match your actual pages, and use the structure as a checklist during site architecture design.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind (desktop or web). You can add, remove, or rename nodes. It can also be exported as an image or PDF for printing.
This node represents a FAQ page that lists questions without providing answers, often used as a teaser or to collect user feedback. It helps plan content strategies for interactive FAQ sections.
Absolutely. The template is a starting point. You can add new branches, merge categories, or rename nodes like 'Product + FAQ' to fit your specific site structure.
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