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Tree testing
Tree testing is a usability technique that can help you evaluate the findability of topics on a website.
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"Could I A/B test two content structures with Treejack?!"
You've got two large content structures you'd like to A/B test. Is Treejack appropriate?
Does the first click really matter? Treejack says yes
We used our extensive database of tree test results to prove a study done in 2009.
Teacher taxonomy: What tree testing told us about our website
Find out about Bloomboard's adventures in tree testing.
A Matter of Life and Death: Finding content on Manchester United's website
Justin Darley puts the Manchester United website to the test using Treejack.
Tree testing and card sorting Yelp's support content
Take a look at this exploration of Yelp's website content using Treejack and OptimalSort.
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