Tree Testing Pro Tips: Part 1 — UX Knowledge Piece Sketch #22

Tree Testing Pro Tips: Part 1 — UX Knowledge Piece Sketch #22

The goal of tree testing

Tree testing is about evaluating findability: how easy it is for users to find the content or feature they are looking for.

By conducting a tree test, you can learn about the effectiveness of your

• grouping and
• labelling.

However, you won’t find out how participants would group and label content — the right tool for that is card sorting.

A tree test inside Optimal Workshop — click on the image to try the demo

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