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Someone may arrive for the latest news, a book or an event in their region. Navigation and visual priority need to reflect those different intentions.

The information architecture needs to support open exploration and finding specific material. Topic, media type and recency provide different contexts for selection.

Topic navigation holds the persistent routes. A lead story gets more space, while books, audio and video appear in separate collections. Regional events provide a location-based route.

Card patterns communicate the type of content before opening it. Grouping supports scanning, while vertical order expresses editorial priority on mobile.

Desktop uses grouped columns for parallel browsing. Mobile places the same groups in sequence, making their order clear during a continuous scroll.

Proposed tasks include finding a news item, audio content and a relevant event. Findability, category comprehension and keyboard focus order would help assess the structure.