Product development
Product
Card sorting
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Product teams often have clear goals - improving conversion, increasing engagement, reducing drop-off, or helping users complete key tasks more easily.
But for each of those goals, there’s usually a long list of ideas:
Features you could build
Improvements you could make
Content you could add or rethink
The challenge isn’t coming up with ideas.
The challenge is figuring out which ones will actually make a meaningful difference for your users - and move the needle toward those goals.
This template helps you cut through that noise. Instead of guessing what to build next or debating endlessly internally, you’ll use a simple research approach to narrow a long list of possibilities down to the few things that actually matter most to your users and prioritize with confidence.
What you'll test:
Priority: Which features, content, or improvements users consider essential versus nice to have
Needs: What users actually need to feel confident, successful, or ready to take action
Trade-offs: What users are willing to deprioritize when forced to choose
How you'll test it:
Card sorting to force prioritization and reveal relative importance
Follow-up questions to uncover blind spots and sharpen the signal
Top-item selection to identify clear winners when trade-offs matter
This approach works especially well when you have a large backlog of ideas and need to understand where to focus first.
Which features or content users consistently prioritize as essential
Which ideas feel important internally but don’t meaningfully impact users
Where confidence, clarity, or motivation is actually coming from
How to move from a long, vague list of ideas to a short, focused set of next steps
Instead of building everything - or guessing what will work - you’ll walk away with clearer priorities and a confident direction forward.
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Customize the test to suit your needs.
Preview your test or press save and continue to recruit your participants.
Set your test live and wait for your results!
The navigation test is god's gift to UI designers. It probably has the best power-to-simplicity ratio of any software, ever.
Nick Franklin
CEO at ChartMogul



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