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“Card sorting” as a book category covers the UX research method used to design and evaluate information architecture by asking people to group and label content items. Books in this genre explain open, closed, and hybrid sorts; how to plan studies, recruit participants, and run in-person or remote sessions; and how to analyze results using affinity groups, similarity matrices, and cluster analysis to produce clear sitemaps, navigation labels, and taxonomies. They often include case studies, templates, and tool comparisons, along with guidance on sample sizes, reporting, and pitfalls, plus related practices like tree testing. The audience typically includes UX designers, information architects, product teams, content strategists, and librarians seeking user-centered structures grounded in mental models and labeling best practices.

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