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So you may have noticed that, from a user experience perspective, you've got some unnatural navigation stuff going on. So there may not be many filtration options. There may be some menus that are not very intuitive. Maybe it's hard for users to find topics they're interested in, or it's hard for users to filter by content types, like videos or infographics or downloadable templates or things like that.

So that's a problem you can see. You can also see that you have teacher database content, so there's really high-quality content that's impossible for people to find because it's completely orphaned. It is not linked anywhere else in the site. Another issue you definitely want to be concerned about is creepability. So for search engines, user experience and search engine crawlability will almost always go 100% hand in hand.

The most obvious example of this, again, is the issue of orphaned content. a comprehensive internal linking strategy. So for search engines, you want to make sure that your menu structure, your navigation structure includes comprehensive internal linking, where your main folder, your resources folder is at the top, your subfolders are below that, and then any additional subfolders you have are at the very bottom, very sensibly organized with slugs below that.