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March 31, 2004
Information taxonomy plays a critical role in Web site design and search processes
"Information taxonomy is a Web developer's best friend because it can help reach those two most elusive goals of effective Web design: user satisfaction and return on investment. Conversely, even the most efficient search engine cannot completely overcome problems caused by poorly conceived or completely absent information taxonomy." (ZDNet)
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