5 things to tick off before launching a remote card sort
Here are the 5 top things to tick off before launching a remote card sort.
Card sorting
Card sorting is a research technique that can show you how people understand and categorize information.
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Anyone working in the UX industry has, at some point in their career, come across the term ‘heuristic evaluation’.
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How can you run an unmoderated, remote card sort, but also capture the insights you'd gain from being in the same room?
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Is closed card sorting an outdated technique for IA?
There are a number of ways to evaluate an IA. Is card sorting still a useful method?
Card Sorting outside UX: How I use online card sorting for in-person sociological research
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