How can I use Lucid to organize a collection of game pages?

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Hi everyone,I've been working on a gaming website that has grown much faster than I expected. At first, managing game pages was pretty simple, but after adding hundreds of titles across different genres, keeping everything organized has become more challenging.Right now, I'm trying to improve the way I categorize pages, keep related content connected, and make it easier for both visitors and my team to navigate the structure. I've experimented with simple flowcharts and content maps, but they quickly become crowded as the project grows.For those of you who use Lucidchart for website planning or content organization, how do you usually structure a large project like this? Do you create separate diagrams for each category, or keep everything connected in one master chart?I'd also love to know if there are any layouts or templates that work particularly well for visualizing website architecture without making the diagrams difficult to read.Any advice or examples would be greatly appreciated!#lucidchart #websiteplanning #informationarchitecture #workflow #contentmanagement #diagramdesign #visualplanning #webprojects #productivity

Leianne C · Accepted Answer

Hi ​@lokidom266, thanks for posting in the community! Just chiming in to share some additional recommendations as well. If you haven’t already, you might find the actions functionality helpful - with this you canlink a shape to another page of your Lucidchart document or evena page of another Lucidchart document. This way, you could have a main diagram and actions that direct to other pages for the differenttitles andgenres.It might also be helpful to use breakout boardsto separate your diagram - this will help limit the amount of content on a page, helping with general performance.I hope this helps. Please feel free to share your feedback and questions in this thread, we are happy to discuss!

Humas1985 · Answer

Hi ​@lokidom266Lucid’s template gallery is designed for quickly building and customizing diagrams, and the site map templates are specifically meant to visually document website structure.The architecture-design templates are better when you want to show relationships between major systems or content groups instead of every page.A good workflow is to start with a master site map, then duplicate it into category-specific diagrams as the project growsTo learn more -Architecture design template | LucidchartHope this helps !!

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