Card Sorting Technique - Planning a website

[@delavive]

it was posted 9 years ago and am here today. You have saved my time

[@Flick037]

Finally a hands on demonstration of the technique. This is very helpful and well envisioned. Thank you

[@mbrmorshad2528]

Thanks mr X. Very clean, easy and strong process. Make complete sense.

[@chaturaindika]

Clearly explained , good job Tim

[@fear_less_2020]

Thanks so very much Tim, this was exactly what I was looking for and you explained it brilliantly!

[@Mark-nm9sm]

Really good video, 9 years ago damn

[@FahimMD]

Thanks for taking the time to make this!

[@omaral-douri]

Thanks Tim, really enjoyed that. Where can I find the next episode (taking it off the cards and putting it on computer)?

[@wootwoot]

Just started learning about this now, very cool and well explained

[@hawkerchuck]

Where is the Second video? love this one!

[@onlinerandy]

Finally makes sense!

[@raybikram]

I believe this research technique also helps to determine a value proposition!

[@dipenambalia]

Very very well explained.

[@hibiscusflower5911]

Nice vid.
I guess I am only having troubles knowing what to write on the paper, or asking my stakeholders what to write. For instance, I'm redesigning a software, are the cards then elements that they would want in the software?
You know what I mean? I wouldn't write apple, fridge, soap, mop and ask them to find a category for it, i'd write banana, apple, orange, kiwi and they would probably find it easy to categorize those cards as fruit.

[@marymayweay4471]

Good Job

[@erikvaneekelen8920]

Shouldn't be used with stakeholders to define the IA, but with users.

[@VallariBakhle]

Thanks a lot!!

[@mohammedalyazidi6841]

great job

[@aviramvijh]

very helpful

[@kieningerlagler6284]

thanks!

[@ericmeniefield9742]

Very similar to affinity mapping

[@ronnyxsoto]

REMEMBER TO EAT YOUR KIWIS :)