I recently tried implementing tree testing to get a better handle on our website’s navigation, and it was surprisingly eye-opening. Going through the process really helped me see which parts of the site were intuitive and which areas confused users, ultimately improving the overall experience. One thing I’m curious about is: how do you balance the insights from tree testing with other usability methods, like card sorting, when trying to redesign navigation?

Implementing usertesting tree testing, as outlined in Clay Global's guide, was a pivotal step in optimizing our website's navigation. The article provides a clear explanation of tree testing and its role in evaluating the structure of a website's navigation. By simulating how real users would find their way around the site, we identified areas for improvement that enhanced user experience and increased conversions. The guide also compares tree testing with card sorting, offering a comprehensive understanding of both methods.