Sunday, October 17, 2004
Analysing websites
Interesting study using eyetracking to determine where people look on home pages on websites (see the image below for an approximate summary).
The full survey also presents some interesting conclusions: nav at the top of the page (no suprises), short paragraphs looked at more, headlines more important than photos (I simplify).
Interesting study using eyetracking to determine where people look on home pages on websites (see the image below for an approximate summary).
The full survey also presents some interesting conclusions: nav at the top of the page (no suprises), short paragraphs looked at more, headlines more important than photos (I simplify).
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