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Opened Nov 27, 2017 by Iain Learmonth@irl

Look at Information Architecture for Tor Metrics

Right now it can be a little difficult to discover what is available on the Tor Metrics website. We should produce a hierarchy/graph of all content we have an how it should be organised.

This may mean a reshuffle of the navigation bars, or adding some "related links" to certain pages.

This should definitely include all web pages and visualisations. It may also include Relay Search and data sources.

The concept of information architecture is explained here:

https://www.usability.gov/what-and-why/information-architecture.html

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Reference: legacy/trac#24422