A hierarchical website structure means organizing your website’s pages and content in a way that displays the relationship between the content. It’s like a tree with main topics (or parent pages) branching out to more specific topics (or child pages). Example 1: A fashion website might have parent pages like “Men,” “Women,” and “Kids,” with child pages under “Men” such as “Suits,” “Casual Wear,” and “Accessories.” Example 2: An educational site could have parent pages like “Subjects” with child pages “Math,” “Science,” “History” and further breakdowns under “History” like “Ancient,” “Medieval,” and “Modern.” Example 3: For an e-commerce site selling electronics, parent categories might be “Mobile Phones,” “Laptops,” and “Audio.” Under “Mobile Phones,” child categories could be “Smartphones,” “Feature Phones,” and “Accessories.”