Website designers start developing the information architecture for a website by

A) giving visitors options for finding what they want.
B) creating consistent labels for hyperlinks.
C) brainstorming how all potential visitors will want to use the site.
D) outlining all pathways between entry points and target information.

Information Architecture

The design and organization of information environments to facilitate usability and findability.

Consistent Labels

The practice of using the same terminology or naming conventions across a system or set of documents for clarity and ease of understanding.

Hyperlinks

References or links in electronic documents that allow users to easily navigate to other sections of the document or to external websites.