Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine, Australia and New Zealand
MeetingExisting sitemapASLM2026 sitemapIA source
Future state · Proposed information architecture

A clear map of the future website.

The planned structure from the IA spreadsheet, linked to pages already present on the work-in-progress site.

5 navigation sections57 destinations53 matched WIP pages4 links to confirm

All planned destinations

One entry per matched WIP page or unresolved destination. Navigation landings are included; informational footer blocks are kept in the footer view.

Links to confirm

These destinations are specified by the plan but have no unambiguous URL in the nominated IA or matching published WIP page. Repeated Find a Practitioner references are grouped once here.

  • Find a PractitionerConfirm linkExternal destination not specified in the IAExternal link
    Source
  • Annual Conference (LM26)Confirm linkExternal destination not specified in the IALink to minisite
    Source
  • Member Login CTA buttonConfirm linkDestination not matched on the WIP siteNote: Gated Content
    Source
  • Post a JobConfirm linkExternal destination not specified in the IAExternal link
    Source

Sources & scope

Future intent and current implementation are separate evidence layers. This map does not certify content completeness.

Source tab: Information Architecture, rows 1–82. This tab matches the WIP site’s Lifestyle Medicine / Education & Events / Membership / About / News structure.

The separate “Recommended - Information Architect” tab was read for comparison, not merged. The conference microsite IA tab is empty, so conference subpages have not been invented.

All 73 populated hierarchy cells are represented, including both levels entered on row 33. Labels, capitalisation and source typos are retained. Two explicit matching aliases resolve “Become accedited” and “Privcy policy” to their corresponding WIP pages.

23 published WIP records fall outside the nominated IA. They are not added to the future sitemap automatically; their metadata is retained in the JSON export for review.

The structure comes from the supplied IA workbook. The spreadsheet and its access permissions have not been changed.