Updated: 2009-05-07

The effectiveness of a Project workspace site, or a group of sites, depends on many factors, but key among them is the ability to predictably locate the site and the content that you need within the site. The structure of a site or group of sites, and the navigation within and between sites, is key to helping users find and share information and work together.

Depending on your role in the planning process, you may delve into your site structure and navigation at different levels.

• If you are a member of the IT group for your organization, and are not involved in planning the content in individual sites, but rather the overall framework for sites, then you should read the following articles:

  • Plan site navigation (Project Server)

  • Determine sites and subsites needed (Project Server)

  • Determine paths for sites (Project Server)

• If you are an administrator of a site and simply want to work on the structure of your own, individual site, then you should read the following articles:

  • Determine sites and subsites needed (Project Server)

  • Plan site navigation (Project Server)

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