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Designing Information Architecture for gaspol.pl

The gaspol.pl store offers products for both B2C and B2B clients. The problem we encountered was designing an information architecture that would fulfil the needs of both parties.
Designing Information Architecture for gaspol.pl
Introduction

Context

Creating an information architecture, which takes the shape of a store category structure in this instance, can be a difficult task. In an effort to gain insight into consumer preferences, Gaspol.pl opted for research methodologies.

Aim

What was our objective?

Developing improved store navigation based on study data by sorting cards using the Optimal Workshop software.
Tasks

How did we interact with respondents?

Step 1

Card sorting

Card sorting entails presenting respondents with a collection of items and requesting that they arrange them according to their preferences. The acquired data is then analysed.

We opted for the semi-open option, which includes established categories as well as the possibility to add your own.

Step 2

Individual interviews with chosen responders

A study on how to sort the cards of a specific user or group. Attempting to comprehend the mentality behind a particular method of performing a task.

Step 3

Tree testing

A study to evaluate the efficacy of searching for pieces using a novel architectural concept.

Methods

What strategies have we selected?

  • Card sorting study
  • Tree testing
  • Dendrogram analysis
  • Relationship illustration
  • Interviews with chosen research subjects

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