How to group links by task
Links are easier to understand when they are grouped by task: message, view work, book, pay or open social channels.
Which channels to place first
Start with the channels where you reply fastest. Then add the website, email, video and secondary platforms.
How to label buttons
Button names should be concrete. Instead of neutral text, use an action: 'Message on Telegram', 'View pricing', 'Book'.
How to split many channels
If there are many channels, split them into meaningful groups. For example, messengers can stay near the contact button, portfolio and case studies can become a separate block, and personal socials can go lower. This order saves visitors from choosing among dozens of equal links.
What to place above informational links
For a commercial page, it is useful to separate quick actions from informational materials. Contact, booking and payment should be more visible than archived posts, old projects or secondary platforms. This does not prevent showing everything important, but it sets a clear priority.
How to check the order on a phone
After publishing, open the page on a phone and ask a simple question: can you understand where to click within a few seconds? If not, shorten labels, reorder blocks or combine similar links into one group.
How to make the structure obvious
A good structure should not require explanations. The visitor sees a group, understands its purpose and chooses the right channel without extra reading. Use short section names, consistent button style inside a group and one visual accent only for the main action.