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Mobile Information Architecture – two different paths to get to information

Mobile Information Architecture - two different paths to get to information

I’m doing the functional design of a mobile app where users can view information for accounts through two different paths. They need to be able to see their own accounts, then be able to see accounts of people within their ma…

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