Hi all, I've just started working on a new clients site. The site itself is quite complex with various levels. I was about to draw myself a "site tree" so i could get my head round the sites architecture and navigation when i realised! Surely there is software out there that can do this for me?!
Does anyone know of any? I want a family tree style layout of sites?
This may be too simple a solution for you, but I was listing to the Boagworld Podcast, and they reviewed a wireframe software package called Oversite - Wireframe and Architecture Software for Software and Web Designers and Developers
I tried it myself, and I decided I liked using Visio for what I was doing at the moment. Visio doesn't have the site architecture functionality. If I remember this does. It is also free. Again, I didn't get into it very far to tell you how functional it is, but it is worth taking a look at.
Good luck.
You could try GSiteCrawler. at Google Sitemap Generator for Windows :: GSiteCrawler
Chris
There is no failure until you give up.
I must be old school.
I still use paper and pencil.
Thanks for sharing. Downloaded and will try it out.Originally Posted by rfrazee
They require registration fee $35. You can't even see how it works unregistered.
I am old school as well. Nothing beats a sheet of paper and a pen
Downloading the site into Dreamweaver would give a site tree I think.
Martin
www.spectrumwellbeing.co.uk
Front Page will do it also
Wont frontpage and dreamweaver show you the site structure on a server basis?
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