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Moderated vs. unmoderated card sorting
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What Is Card Sorting In UX?
Card sorting is a research method used by UX and user researchers to uncover users’ mental models and better understand how people naturally categorize information. It involves having study participants group information by sorting cards into categories.
There are three types of card sorti...
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Paper VS Digital Card Sorting In UX
Pick your poison: old-school paper or new-fangled technology.
Paper card sorts
- Uses physical cards
- More flexible and forgiving for the user
- Allows user to see all content in one place
- No technology learning curve
- In-person sessions...
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To Moderate Or Not To Moderate In UX Card Sorting
Moderated card sorts
- Typically done in-person
- Usually more expensive and time-consuming
- Requires more coordination
- Allow...
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Experience designer and design teacher interested in well-being, accessibility and great design practices. Specialising in service design, product design and user research.
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