In today’s article, we will explain how UX task analysis helps you determine the user's goals, the actions they take in order to achieve them, and how you can create a user-friendly website or app based on this knowledge. Read more ...
Card sorting offers a way to understand your users’ thoughts and to find ideas for designing a good IA. What it doesn’t do is confirm that your new IA is right. That’s what tree testing is for. Read more ...
Learn how to improve the usability of your digital products with navigation testing. Discover it's benefits, methods and best practices for conducting a successful navigation test. Read more ...
Effective website labeling should be at the top of your list when it comes to building or revamping your website. In this article, you will learn all the tips, tricks, and tools you need to know for creating frictionless navigation for your users. Read more ...
Do your customers have a hard time finding information on your website? Do they get lost? Your website’s navigation can either make or break the user experience. So here’s how you can use information taxonomy to improve it. Read more ...
Article will introduce you to Tree Testing, a well know usability technique used for evaluating the findability of topics on a website. We will explain what it is, how it can help your website or web app. Read more ...
Thinking of website navigation? Try to take inspiration from these 10 examples of unique and innovative designs that have taken menus to the next level. Read more ...
In this article we are going to walk you through the basics of website anatomy, explain website architecture diagram, web navigation and IA. Read more ...
Did you know Card Sorting, besides its use in UX, is also a very handy tool for education, personal development, or psychology? Read more ...
We answer questions such as: What should be in the tree, how should the tree be represented, and give you a few tips for preparing better tree testing studies. Read more ...
Let's learn more about tree tests and usage of parent nodes in your trees. Read more ...