[Rails] Re: Laying out the flow of an application - where to start?

@tamouse_m, thank for your insight. Those are great questions and I'll
be sure to note them. So here are the best answers I have. In this
particular situation, users are visiting static pages of information.
There are no real dynamic tasks involved, just browsing pages and
subpages.

In this case, a user will visit www.example.com. This root page lists
all states included in the database. The user will click on a state, and
that page will list all the towns, within that state, that are in the
database. Next the user clicks a specific town link. On this particular
page, there is a main navigation with each of the pages I originally
listed in a navbar. Profiles has three subpages. In each of these pages,
there is static HTML, that differs for each town, for viewing purposes
only. So it's fair to assume that these pages and subpages exist for
each town. Nothing dynamic. On top of this, I would like a simple admin
are where I can add new states, pages, and information to the
pages/subpages as well.

This is easily handled by something like WordPress, because it's a
simple CMS tool. However, I want to use this particular example to learn
more about RoR. Hopefully I've clearly stated the tasks involved in the
ux.

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