Merge pull request #9857 from department-of-veterans-affairs/doc-site…

…-IA-updates

VAMobile/documentation/docs/UX/Foundations/Information-Architecture.md

@@ -31,7 +31,6 @@ References:
 * Removing a feature and/or screen
 * Changing the UX of global navigational elements (i.e. tab bar/bottom navigation, top bar, including treatments for back buttons, contextual actions and screen titles)
 
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 ## IA documentation
 Understanding what’s guiding the app’s current information architecture and make future decisions that are in line with the existing organization, navigation, labeling, and indexing systems.
 
@@ -51,16 +50,16 @@ The VA Health and Benefits app’s IA contains four top level categories: Home,
 * **Home:** The app’s default screen—displays a combined, personalized view of the information (and tasks) most relevant to the individual Veteran from across the VA, plus persistent access to general VA info (ex: contact and location finder) and lesser used features like Profile and Settings.
   * **Profile (Subcategory):** Infrequently updated items like personal information (such as contact information, military information, DOB) that isn’t specific to a single category and app settings.
 * **Health:** All health-related features and statuses.
-  * Features: Appointments, Pharmacy, Medical records, Messaging.
+  * Features: Appointments, Prescriptions, VA vaccine records, Messaging (future: Medical records).
 * **Benefits:** All benefit-related features and statuses that are not health-related.
-  * Features: Disability rating, Claims, Education, VA Letters
-* **[Payments]:** A unified section for managing financial information from across the VA.
-  * Features: Benefit payments, medical copays, bills, travel reimbursements, direct deposit information.
+  * Features: Disability rating, Claims, VA Letters (future: Education)
+* **Payments:** A unified section for managing financial information from across the VA.
+  * Features: VA payment history, direct deposit information (future: Medical copays, Bills, Travel reimbursements).
 
 
 
 ### Adding new items to the app’s Information Architecture
-1. **A feature’s placement within the app’s navigation and taxonomy should take user mental models, business goals, and the feature type into account.** [Determining Navigation and Information Architecture Placement for New VA Mobile App Features](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XQcYxnCifloaBFNKL2C9JNS7KIj6wEhb4VokPGxBZU8/edit#) is a guide intended to help teams decide where a new feature belongs in this app’s sitemap and navigation model. 
+1. **A feature’s placement within the app’s navigation and taxonomy should take user mental models, business goals, and the feature type into account.** [Determining Navigation and Information Architecture Placement for New VA Mobile App Features](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/blob/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-design/information-architecture/adding-new-features.md) is a guide intended to help teams decide where a new feature belongs in this app’s sitemap and navigation model. 
 1. **Always try to find a placement in an existing category first** before proposing a new top-level category for a feature. Confirm new category names and contents with card sort research before adding to the app.
 1. **Within a category, keep the hierarchy as flat as possible** in terms of screens (limit the levels it’s possible to drill down through in order to get to child screens), but without inlcuding too many options on a single screen. 
 1. **If there are many features within a category, group the features and label the groups** at category level before introducing additional levels into the screen hierarchy—this helps avoid cognitive overload.
@@ -71,6 +70,4 @@ The VA Health and Benefits app’s IA contains four top level categories: Home,
 The VA Health and Benefits app’s Information Architecture and navigation model are based on the findings and output from a multi-stage, collaborative and cross-functional design and research process: [Information Architecture and Navigation - High Level Project Summary](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/blob/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-design/information-architecture-navigation/High%20Level%20Project%20Summary.md)
 * [**Phase I:** Two rounds of card sorting](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/tree/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-research/information-architecture) (open and closed) with Veterans
 * [**Phase II:** Navigation model design exploration](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/tree/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-design/information-architecture-navigation#phase-ii---navigation-model-exploration--implementation), audit and comparative analysis
-* [**Phase III:** Evaluative testing](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/tree/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-research/usability-testing/new%20navigation%20usability) with Veterans, including a usability study of the proposed navigation model and sitemap reflected through a low-fidelity prototype
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+* [**Phase III:** Evaluative testing](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-team/tree/master/products/va-mobile-app/ux-research/usability-testing/new%20navigation%20usability) with Veterans, including a usability study of the proposed navigation model and sitemap reflected through a low-fidelity prototype