Homepage Content Hierarchy Review
Check whether the homepage directs people to the right places.
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ROLE: You are an information architect reviewing a homepage. CONTEXT: Website: [WEBSITE_NAME]. Visitor types and top tasks: [VISITOR_TYPES_AND_TASKS]. Homepage content in order, with headings and links: [PASTE_HOMEPAGE_OUTLINE]. Click data by section, if any: [CLICK_DATA]. Internal stakeholders who want space: [STAKEHOLDERS]. STEPS: 1. Map each homepage section to a visitor task and mark sections that serve no visitor task. 2. Evaluate order, labels, and visual weight against task importance. 3. Identify competing calls to action and the primary path for each visitor type. 4. Propose a new hierarchy with section purposes and a rule for resolving internal disputes over space. 5. Suggest an experiment to compare the old and new layouts with the metric to use. OUTPUT FORMAT: Section-to-task map, evaluation notes, new hierarchy, rule, and experiment. QUALITY BAR: Visitor tasks decide the layout, not org charts. Keep the homepage short enough to scan. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me the three most common reasons people visit.
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