Using Tree-Testing To Test Information Architecture
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Using Tree-Testing To Test Information Architecture – MeasuringU Skip to content Using Tree-Testing To Test Information Architecture Using Tree-Testing To Test Information Architecture Using Tree-Testing To Test Information Architecture Jeff Sauro, PhD March 26, 2013 Tree-testing is a lesser known UX method but can substantially help with improving problems in navigation. There are several software packages to allow you to conduct card sorting quickly and remotely, including solutions from MeasuringU and OptimalWorkshop . Like the other popular method for testing IA, Card Sorting , we’ll cover
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