I’ve been doing very simple company sites, and frankly, they don’t need too much information architecture. Think about it — how many different ways can you display a case study? What else is there to use other than About Us?

Most of the company sites I’ve been designing have been fairly static. For new ideas, I’ve been popping over to Template Monster. They have pages and pages of ideas, and if you want to pick one, the designs are fairly cheap, usually around $70. Not bad, considering you get the PSD file to start from.

I wonder when there’s going to be an Information Architecture Monster.

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