Usability: Card Sort Void
Looking for the right card sorting program ...
"Card sorting is a tool some usability professionals utilize in conducting user testing. How participants react to words on the cards helps determine the most appropriate terminology and the card groupings they form provides insight into logical information architecture. For example, if one was sorting ‘colors and fruit’ would “orange” be a color, or a fruit? There is no correct answer, but the way participants react to this provides meaningful user insight.
In searching for a world-wide online card sorting exercise, I was unable to find a software product that would meet my needs. I sought something that would:
1. Work like Solitaire – with drag and snap functionality to group items
2. Enable me to view all cards and groups at once
3. Allow me to name groups
4. Analyze the results for me
5. Function easily and as I needed it to
6. Provide timely development support" continued ... (Via Fresh Ink)
"Card sorting is a tool some usability professionals utilize in conducting user testing. How participants react to words on the cards helps determine the most appropriate terminology and the card groupings they form provides insight into logical information architecture. For example, if one was sorting ‘colors and fruit’ would “orange” be a color, or a fruit? There is no correct answer, but the way participants react to this provides meaningful user insight.
In searching for a world-wide online card sorting exercise, I was unable to find a software product that would meet my needs. I sought something that would:
1. Work like Solitaire – with drag and snap functionality to group items
2. Enable me to view all cards and groups at once
3. Allow me to name groups
4. Analyze the results for me
5. Function easily and as I needed it to
6. Provide timely development support" continued ... (Via Fresh Ink)
Card sorting analysis.
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