Ticketmaster information architecture breakdown (YouTube video)

I review Ticketmaster’s website navigation, page structure, and how the company organizes information to surface events and tickets to over 100 million monthly users 🎟️

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New video is out on the Little Language Models channel: How Ticketmaster surfaces events to their 100M+ monthly users – Information architecture breakdown.

I review Ticketmaster’s website navigation, page structure, and how the company organizes information to surface events and tickets to over 100 million monthly users 🎟️

Chapters include:

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 1:33 A special element in Ticketmaster’s navigation
  • 7:08 Ticketmaster’s utility and main website navigation
  • 8:57 Ticketmaster’s dropdown menu categories
  • 9:41 Localization and Austria/US nav differences
  • 12:42 Category pages and information scent
  • 21:26 How much does this cost?
  • 28:00 Search function
  • 30:40 Ciao

I enjoyed doing this breakdown and hope it’s a nice refresher on how to spot, fix, and prevent navigation issues.


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