Further Reading
There’s really only one book you need to read to find out pretty much everything there is to know about card sorting: Donna Spencer’s Card Sorting: Designing Usable Categories [Spe09].
If you’re interested in the larger field of information architecture, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web [MR06] by Peter Morville and Louis Rosenfeld and A Practical Guide to Information Architecture [Spe10] by Donna Spencer are both good ways to get started. Spencer also writes a great card sorting blog[36] and a blog about information architecture.[37]
If you’re interested in how humans perceive things, Vision Science: Photons to Phenomenology [Pal99] is a fascinating read.
Footnotes
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