Download an easy-to-use template you can print and cut to create cards for your card sorting workshops. Save time when working with multiple audience groups and larger website structures.
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Introducing one-month subscriptions for Naview
We have just released an update to Naview with several improvements. You can now subscribe for one month only, and we also have a special offer for new customers! Read the full post for details.
Read postWirify Pro with OmniGraffle export now available
We have just launched Wirify.com, the new home of Wirify bookmarklet that lets you turn any web page into a wireframe in one click. Wirify Pro is now available with OmniGraffle export functionality. Read the full post for more.
Read postPreview: Exporting Wirify wireframes to OmniGraffle
We show you a video preview of a future Wirify version that allows exporting the created wireframe into OmniGraffle diagramming application for editing. We also explain how you can save a Wirify wireframe as an image, plus discuss the changes in the freshly released Wirify version 1.3. Read the full post for details.
Read postWirify January update
We have just released an update to Wirify, the bookmarklet that lets you turn any web page into a wireframe in one click. You can now move the information overlay and Wirify runs better on Opera and Internet Explorer. Read the full post for details.
Read postIntroducing Wirify: The web as wireframes (archived)
Wirify is a bookmarklet that lets you turn any web page into a wireframe in one click. It’s lightweight and works in many modern browsers. We believe Wirify will help user experience professionals analyse and redesign existing websites and also aid learning and teaching in the field. Read the full post for more.
Read postCreate easier navigations using Naview – Sign up for Early Access now
Naview helps you to design and build navigation prototypes quickly and test the usability of your navigation with users. It is made specifically for user experience and information architects, business analysts and web designers who design large website structures. We have been working hard on a new version of Naview and the beta is finally out! Read the full post for more.
Read post17 guidelines for better information architecture…from 1991
Kent L. Norman published an interesting book titled “The Psychology of Menu Selection: Designing Cognitive Control at the Human/Computer Interface” almost two decades ago. This post lists some the menu design guidelines provided in the book, adapted for information architects to use with today’s websites.
Read postPoster: Card sorting guidelines for participants
In recent card sorting sessions, we have made a poster with “card sorting guidelines” available to the participants. These guidelines serve as a quick reference when the participants are immersed in sorting the cards and remind them of the “do’s” and “don’ts” in grouping and labelling. Read the full post for more.
Read postTest your information architecture using C-Inspector
It is important that users can easily find the information they are looking for on your website – otherwise they’ll leave. It’s a good idea to test your new information architecture with real users before building the site.
Read the full post on how to run effective IA testing using a new tool called C-Inspector and how it compares to Optimal Workshop’s Treejack.
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