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Describe Web site structures and the purpose of each structure.

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This solution provides the learner with an understanding of the different types of web site structures and describes the use of each structure presented.

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There are three structures that web sites are built around. Each of these structures are part of a fundamental architecture for navigating the web site and organizing information on the site. The three structures used to build a web site are: sequences, hierarchies, and webs.

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