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

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!

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