On Oct 2, 2008, at 8:30 AM, Sachin Ghodke wrote:
What I now feel, I should stick to after reading all this, I would now use "SiteMap" only while discussing internally the structure/skeleton of the website. This will provide my peers and bosses the overview of the website and what shape its taking. And also publish it to client for making them understand if I have understood the links correctly and if we are on the same page. If we use "sitemap" for this function I think it has more than served it purpose of being one.
Yes, it is unfortunate that, in the world of information architecture, we have both sitemaps and site maps. Some day we'll learn not to overload terms.
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