
67 ways to use the Optimal Workshop Suite of user research tools
Here are some of the many, many ways to make use of the Optimal Workshop platform.
We’ve made card sorting even easier with OptimalSort – the online card sorting tool preferred by information architects, web designers and content writers the world over.
Here are some of the many, many ways to make use of the Optimal Workshop platform.
How can you run an unmoderated, remote card sort, but also capture the insights you'd gain from being in the same room?
You don't have to choose between online and offline card sorting. In fact, the 2 approaches complement each other.
We’ve put together a brand new Actionable IA guide that's full of ways you can fix, refine, update and test your own IA.
On the fence about card sorting and why you should be using it to improve your user experience? Start here.
It’s time to take a look at the analysis side of card sorting, specifically in our tool OptimalSort. Let’s get started.
People use our tools to find out where users get lost and create better experiences every day. Here are 17 other ways to use our tools creatively.
We've just added a powerful new analysis feature to OptimalSort, one that’s never been seen before and will give you a totally new perspective on your data.
OptimalSort and Chalkmark are two of our wonderful design partners in crime, but did you also know that they work really well with each other?
Closed card sorts are generally much quicker and easier than open and hybrid card sorts.
Let's look at how to interpret and analyze the results from open and hybrid card sorts.
When you’re on to something that works — turn it into a template!
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