This document defines the structural model for the Members Information Hub.
It governs how domains, folders, pages, and navigation behave.
Related page:
Top-level folders represent domains of responsibility.
Examples:
Each domain must have a landing page.
Domains are stable structural areas, not temporary groupings.
Every top-level domain has a landing page that:
The Members landing page is engagement-focused.
Operations and Governance are reference-focused.
The site operates in two modes:
This is dynamic and member-facing.
This is structured and informational.
Engagement content takes priority on entry pages.
Subfolders are created only when:
Folders are not created solely for visual tidiness.
Structure must reflect meaning.
Navigation follows these rules:
External systems (website, social media, email, booking systems) link primarily to:
Reference domains remain accessible but are not promotional entry points.
Structural changes should:
Experimental restructuring should be avoided without clear architectural purpose.
This framework governs all future navigation and structural changes to the Members Hub.