Use cases

Prioritizing features

Product teams can use card sorting to understand how users prioritize different features or functionalities, helping them make informed decisions about product development.

Build a smarter 
product plan

Meet Priya, a product manager at a growing tech company. Her team has a backlog bursting with exciting feature ideas, but limited resources to implement them all. Stakeholders are pushing their favorites, and the dev team is eager to start building. Priya knows that choosing the wrong features could waste months of work and potentially alienate users, but how can she be sure she's making the right call?

Priya's challenge is universal in product development. In a world of endless possibilities and finite resources, the ability to prioritize effectively can make or break a product's success. But what if you could tap into the collective wisdom of your users to guide these crucial decisions? With card sorting, you can.

Build what matters most 
to your customers

Optimal Workshop provides a comprehensive suite of tools that empower you to continuously optimize your user experience.

Put customers first

Base feature priorities on actual user preferences

Avoid building features that users don't value

Align product development with market demands

Use resources wisely

Guide users efficiently to key actions and content

Guide users efficiently to key actions and content

Guide users efficiently to key actions and content

Get everyone on the same page

Provide data-backed reasons for feature decisions

Sort out internal conflicts over feature priorities

Build consensus around a user-validated roadmap

I use the Qualitative Insights tool the most for all of our user interviews. I love that they keep adding new analysis tools for their tree testing and card sort platforms.

Bowie Lin, UX Researcher & Designer  |  Indeed

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