Information Architecture combines interface design, interaction design and virtual reality to create digital structures which allow for representational, navigational, or exploratory tasks.

Information architecture (Wurman, 1996) is a field of graphic design, interface design, interaction design, and human-computer interaction. In contrast to information design, the field of information architecture concentrates more on structural rather than presentational issues.

Information architecture is concerned with creating organizational and navigational schemes that allow users to move through site content efficiently and effectively. Information architecture is closely related to the concept of information retrieval: the design of systems that enable users to find Information easily. But Web site architectures are often called on to do more than just help people find things; in many cases, they have to educate, inform, or persuade users.