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Rolando Ponce de León
Rolando Ponce de León
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Posted by Rolando Ponce de León
Rolando Ponce de León
9,585 Points

How many pages a site has? (Information Architecture)

I'm working on a website redesign. It is a heavy content website and I want to do an audit of all of the pages in the site to be able to identify the current information architecture and from there re-categorize the content since it seems that either many pages / pieces of content have fall out of place or some pages are no longer needed.

Does anybody knows of a good tool to find exactly how many pages a site has?... I hoping that there is a good tool out there that will save me from having to navigate the whole site manually.

I'll appreciate any help on this, thanks!

2 Answers

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

You might want to start with DRKSpider to build a sitemap.

Follow up with Xenu's Link Sleuth to check for duplicate content, see what links where and find dead links.

For some more ideas check out 7 things you can do with Xenu's Link Sleuth

Rolando Ponce de León
Rolando Ponce de León
9,585 Points
Rolando Ponce de León
Rolando Ponce de León
9,585 Points

Thanks James! I'll check those out :)