Design the best information architecture
Start your project on the right foot by understanding how to organise information in an intuitive way for your users.
Organise your information intuitively
Define the best information architecture for your website or app with the help of real users.
ContactWhat is Card sorting?
Card sorting is a UX research technique used to design the information architecture and the organisation of content in websites, apps and digital products. Card sorting provides key insights for grouping information in an intuitive way, which allows you to design more intuitive and coherent navigation structures.
Why conduct a card sorting test?
Optimise your navigation
Clear your doubts and collect the best suggestions to improve your current navigation structure.
Clearer labels
Improve your UX writing by choosing the most intuitive categories and labels so that users can identify your content at a glance.
Improve the online experience
Use card sorting together with other usability tests to achieve a better digital experience for your customers.
Make decisions based on data
Use objective data to put an end to internal debates about the best way to organise information.
Improve your conversion rate
Make sure users can easily find what they are looking for in your online shop menu.
Increase loyalty
Gain market share from your competitors thanks to higher user satisfaction.
Engage your users
Build your community of beta testers and turn your key users into protagonists of your product’s evolution.
Who is card sorting for?
Why conduct your
Card sorting with We are testers?
All kinds of usability tests
Moderated and unmoderated usability tests. Proven methodologies such as card sorting, tree testing or click testing. All in a single solution.
Intuitive platform
An easy-to-use tool with multiple features to make the most of your UX research.
Your target audience
More than 120,000 people in our panel so you can always find the perfect users for your tests.
High-quality participants
Motivated and well-prepared users who can provide maximum value, even for complex tasks such as onboarding flows and much more.
Statistical validity
Run quantitative studies to ensure the statistical validity of your results.
Videos and comments
Unmoderated usability tests with screen, webcam and microphone recording. Suitable for your website, app or design platforms such as Figma or Adobe XD.
Task tracking
Our own web tracking and task monitoring system, with control checkpoints on click, scroll or page view events.
Expert moderation
Moderate the sessions yourself or let us do it for you while you observe the test. It’s your call!
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