Business & audience discovery
Goals, offers, target visitor.
A website fails or succeeds before a single pixel is designed — in the decisions about what pages exist, how they're organized, and what path a visitor is meant to follow. We map that structure first so design and development have an agreed page hierarchy, navigation model and user journey to build against.
Goals, offers, target visitor.
What's working elsewhere, what's missing.
What pages need to exist and why.
How everything connects.
What a visitor should do at each step.
Low-fidelity structure before visual design.
Figma / wireframing tools, Google Search Console, competitor site audits, sitemap planning tools.
The site structure is planned around search intent and business priority together, so SEO requirements are included in the approved sitemap from the start.
A business about to brief a designer or developer with no agreed page list, navigation or user journey — just a general idea of "we need a new site."
A business with a single, simple site — a handful of pages, no real navigation decisions — where architecture planning adds more process than the project needs.
If your current sitemap hasn't been tested against real search intent and user journeys, it's worth a review — even a quick one — before building.
Priority pages get wireframes; full wireframe sets for every page can be scoped separately for larger builds.
Your designer, developer, or our own team — it's written to be handed to whoever builds the site next.
Send your goals and current site, if you have one — RankSpheres will map the sitemap from there.