Website Linking Architecture

I attached my linking structure below.

Basically,

- 3 levels- home, categories, articles
- home links to 10 newest articles + each of the category pages
- categories link to articles
- articles are the end of the line
- at the bottom of each article there are "also see" and then 5 links to related articles (that is the squiggly mess)
- each article page links back to the corresponding category page
- every single page on the website links back to the homepage

Is this a good site architecture?

Thanks, would appreciate your feedback.

This is a pretty classic architecture and, in my experience, one that works well.

What CMS, if any, are you going to use to implement it?

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Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

What CMS, if any, are you going to use to implement it?

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Wordpress with a couple plugins is perfect to implement this.
I use this structure all over my sites. :)

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Originally Posted by Will.Spencer

This is a pretty classic architecture and, in my experience, one that works well.

What CMS, if any, are you going to use to implement it?

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I don't like CMS's so I will be using .shtml files, a few html includes and notepad :)

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Originally Posted by GameOver

I don't like CMS's so I will be using .shtml files, a few html includes and notepad :)

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Are you sure you won't go with WordPress than? This:
- at the bottom of each article there are "also see" and then 5 links to related articles (that is the squiggly mess)

is so easy to implement with WordPress etc.. I'm sure it will be a big timesaver if you're going to use it, but it's up to you ofcourse :D

Structure looks very good btw!