A short while ago I undertook a card sorting exercise for a major eCommerce retailer, involving some 200+ items in their product catalogue. Now, there’s been a lot written about card sorting recently, including some excellent overview articles, so in this post I shall focus solely on the experiences that were unique to our exercise. [...]
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User research plans for ES website
Posted in Ergonomics, User experience, tagged Card sorting, Ergonomics Society, UCD practice, User research, User segmentation on July 28, 2009 | 7 Comments »
The Ergonomics Society is about to embark on a redesign of its website, and ealier this month I posted out the initial user segmentation model, along with the draft user profiles and the prioritised scenarios. Now, following conversations with various folks including Tina Worthy and Richard Bye, we have an updated plan for user research. [...]
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