#eyetracking (10 links)
New eye-tracking system using webcams. Clever!
People will look very far down a page if (a) the layout encourages scanning, and (b) the initially viewable information makes them believe that it will be worth their time to scroll.
- Virtual Hosting Blog » Scientific Web Design: 23 Actionable Lessons from Eye-Tracking Studies virtualhosting.com
A few tips from eye-tracking studies
Because secondary actions can have negative consequences, especially when used unintentionally, I’ve often argued they should be absent from forms.[...]That said there are situations where secondary actions make sense.
"[With eyetracking] we can see that a user may navigate the page of an interface that houses the info she wants," she said, "but if the text is poorly presented, or the navigation is cluttered, or there are too many superfluous images so she cannot easily
- Label Placement in Forms :: UXmatters uxmatters.com
Evaluating label placement in forms with eyetracking.
- ClickTale :: Because every user has a story clicktale.com
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- Seth's Blog: What I learned from eye tracking sethgodin.typepad.com
The folks at etre were kind enough to do some eye tracking analysis of Squidoo [...] The blue dot shows you where the user is focusing her eyesite... it doesn't measure peripheral vision, which is crucial.