Good information architecture aligns the structure of your interfaces with the actual shape, cadence, and cognitive function of the content rather than with its source or convenience of production. When output forms converge—such as atomic claims arriving from different ingest channels—they should share a single surface, while sources that produce at different cadences need separate streams so the fast doesn't drown the slow. Within a surface, sections should map
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