One of these methods is strict hierarchy diagramming

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Which simply consists of representing the architecture information in a hierarchical map that grows vertically (in the case of deep architectures) or horizontally (in the case of wide hierarchies), as shown in Figure 2.


Further detail can be added to the diagram by specifying the action that links each element within the hierarchy (such as a click or drag and drop action). Elements can also be grouped into user registration request and free-form content groups.

On the other hand, there are more detailed diagramming methods that Paraguay Mobile Database are not limited to strict hierarchies (those with a single path between content elements). This is the visual vocabulary proposed by Jesse James Garrett (which can be consulted in its entirety at It consists of using an iconographic range to represent the various types of existing content, which are a page, a file, or a set of both.

These contents, in turn, can be interconnected with each other and these connections can represent more than one path to reach the same destination. In addition, conditions and decisions can be represented as in a flow chart. There are also ways of representing groupings between different contents or functionalities, as well as nomenclature to represent repetitions of the same. Figure 3 shows a fragment of a diagram made using this method.