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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2025 · 1H 18M

Card Sorting, UX Design Principle

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In this episode of the Design Gist podcast, we explore the Card Sorting as a design principle. We discuss its importance in understanding how users group information, the different types of card sorting (open and closed). We also engage in practical exercises exploring a music app and a budgeting app. Chapters(00:00) Introduction to Card Sorting(13:12) Understanding Card Sorting as a Design Principle(22:51 )Types of Card Sorting and Their Applications(34:43) A Practical Card Sorting Exercise - Music (35:42) Organising Content for User Experience(37:24) User Preferences and Expectations(39:40) The Importance of User Feedback(41:11) Grouping Features for Clarity - Budgeting (45:17) Collaborative Design and Group Dynamics(47:53) Naming and Categorising Features(50:56) Designing for User Interaction(55:16) Analysing User Behaviour and Preferences(59:56) Finalising Design Decisions(01:04:59) Reflections on User-Centred Design(01:11:54) The Future of AI in User Experience

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