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Card sorting
workshop
UX in LUX 15/03/2018
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Welcome to the first
workshop!
We are UX designers and we want to create
UX workshops in Luxembourg !
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Share your knowledge
with the community!
Contact us if you want to present a
workshop or share a UX method!
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Thanks :)
Atos Luxembourg is providing the venue,
the drinks and the snacks!
Reach Urszula Siegel
if you have any questions :)
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What’s the plan?
➔ Card sorting 101
➔ Try it!
➔ Networking & drinks
Schedule
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Card sorting 101
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Card sorting
is a UX method that
involves asking users
to organize data into
logical groups.
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What for?
Label categories
and navigation
Build the
structure for your
website
Decide what to
put on the
homepage
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How ?
REMOTE
CARD SORT
Sort cards on a
computer/app.
Unmoderated
OPEN
CARD SORT
Sort cards in groups
that your users
name
CLOSED
CARD SORT
Sort cards in
categories that are
already defined
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The process
1. Select users
2. Prepare the cards
3. Set-up the session
4. Lead the session
5. Save the card sorting
6. Analyze your data
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Today we focus on
1. Select users
2. Prepare the cards
3. Set-up the session
4. Lead the session
5. Save the card sorting
6. Analyze your data
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Photo credit University of Luxembourg
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➔ Limit cards (30 to 40)
➔ Enough space: Big table / wall
➔ Random card order
➔ Limit time (1h max)
➔ Name the groups at the end
➔ Balance speaking time
➔ 1 leader (takes notes)
Best practices
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Try it!
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➔ We need 5 to 6 groups (3 on the icons sorting, 3 on
the navigation)
➔ Take a look at the cards in front of you
➔ Put together the cards that belong together for
you (you can discuss the classification)
➔ Name the groups you’ve created
1. Arrange and group the cards
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➔ Gather together the 3 groups and compare your
groups
◆ Are there similarities?
◆ Are there things that totally differ from one
group to another
➔ Can you already see some statistically significant
patterns?
2. Gather and discuss
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● Optimal Sort: online tool to build remote card
sorting and help you with the analysis
● Card maker // cardsort.ignorethecode online
tools to help you quickly generate your cards
● Card Sorting: a book to help you
● Card sorting - Ne perdez plus vos utilisateurs !
another book to help you in French
● Card sorting analysis spreadsheet: a template to
help you with the analysis of the data collected
Some tools
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Thank you :)
Contact us (@ux_lux on twitter or
[email protected]) if you want to present a
workshop or share a UX method!
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Food, drinks and
networking time.
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