Today I finished revising the Site Map for Memory-Improvement-Tips.com. The Site Map, by the way, is accessed by clicking the Site Map button on the left side menu.
Ho-hum, that's boring, you say?
Well, I agree.
Site maps usually are boring. But you may actually find this one useful. 
As you know, there are over 100 free brain games on this site. With so many games, some visitors have told me they've had trouble finding the type of brain games they want to play.
For example, how can they get a list of all the Maze games? Or all the Solitaire card games?
You have a few options to search the free brain games collection:
The Search This Site keyword search tool
The Games pull-down menu at the top of every game page
The alphabetical Brain Games Directory
And now, one more (drum roll, please): the Site Map page.
The benefit of the Site Map is that links to nearly all the pages of the site are neatly presented on that page in a simple outline. You'll need to scroll down, but when you do you'll see the topics are grouped in an easy-to-understand (if somewhat lengthy) tree structure.
Back to the brain games example:
Want a list of all the maze games? Scroll down to the Brain Training Games → Puzzle Games → Mazes section of the Site Map. All 12 maze games are listed there.
Want a list of the solitaire games? Scroll down to Card & Tile Games → Solitaire Games. The 8 solitaire games are listed there.
You get the idea.
Scrolling isn't my favorite thing to do, either. But in this case, it gives you a quick way to get a 30,000 foot overview of the entire website. Depending on what you're looking for, a little bit of scrolling could be well worth it.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or problems with the Site Map, send me a message through the Contact Me page.