APRIL 2004
Categorised under: articles, usability & information architecture
Card sorting is a simple user-centered technique for obtaining insight into the structure of a site. But is it really so simple? This definitive guide to card sorting includes detailed instructions on how to execute and analyze a sort, plus helpful hints to improve your sorts.
Full article (Boxes and Arrows)
Best practices: enterprise mobility
(2nd edition)
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Donna (Maurer) Spencer is an alumni of Step Two Designs, and is a specialist in information architecture. Donna has presented widely on IA, and is currently writing a book on card sorting.
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[...] Card sortingCard sorting involves representative users sorting a series of cards, each labelled with a piece of content or functionality, into groups that make sense to them. Card sorting generates ideas for how information could be grouped and labelled.For further information about card sorting, see the article “Card sorting a definitive guide” [...]