[Sigia-l] validating an IA?
Eric Scheid
eric.scheid at ironclad.net.au
Mon Mar 27 00:58:14 EST 2006
On 26/3/06 6:30 PM, "Eric Scheid" <eric.scheid at ironclad.net.au> wrote:
> closed card sort
Some don't like closed card sorts...
http://tinyurl.com/pc49z
> Recently I had cause to use a closed card sorting with the
> objective of validating¹ a proposed Information Architecture
> model (and some labelling). Argh. I think I will do what I can
> to avoid that approach in the future.
> And while I¹m at it - what are your thoughts on card sorting
> for IA validation?
>
> Ah! and one more. Comparative testing. Does anyone have war stories
> on testing two distinctly different IA models? How did that go? Did
> you test the two models on all of your users, or have two groups of
> users and test one on each?
Good questions, particularly since I've seen two recent RFPs where
"validating an IA" was a key activity/requirement. Are you finding that
clients are asking for validation of IA designs more and more? Is validation
the new ROI?
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