Organization systems help us arrange and group information in a logical way. They are made up of two main parts — organization schemes and organization structures. An organization scheme is a way of grouping content items based on shared characteristics. For instance, an e-commerce app might use an organization scheme to group items for sale based on categories, such as clothing, electronics, or groceries. This helps in logically organizing items.

An organization structure, on the other hand, defines how these items and groups are related to each other.^[1] For instance, under the primary category of “Electronics,” there may be subcategories like “Mobile Phones,” “Laptops,” and “Home Appliances.” Each of these subcategories can further have their own subcategories or items. Organization structures can be as complex or as simple as needed, depending on the amount of content and its nature. These structures provide a roadmap for users to navigate and find the content they're looking for.