Card sorting: a definitive guide

APRIL 2004

Card sorting: a definitive guide

Written by Donna Spencer, published April 7th, 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.

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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.

If you have any comments on this article, please send them to: contact@steptwo.com.au
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