Eyetracking points the way to effective news article design
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Bookmark History
Saved by 34 people (7 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-03-14
- Riptide on 2008-03-27 - Tags Design , eyetracking , journalism , media , usability , web , webdesign
- Bashford on 2008-03-27 - Tags IA , blogs , content , design , information , interface , presentation , test , testing , tracking , usability
- Budtheteacher on 2008-03-25 - Tags blog , design , editing , eyetracking , information , journalism , media , retention
- Hetgelaat on 2008-03-25 - Tags eyetracking , for:maartski , for:pieterdubelaar , for:rckoenes , media , usability , web , webdesign
- Coolcatteacher on 2008-03-24 - Tags Blogs , Import , research , usability
Public Sticky notes
What if you could engage users in a story for about half the time, yet have them remember about 34 percent more of the content?
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individuals look at "real people" more than they do at images of models. Most assume that content that features models are advertisements, so they avoid it.
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gender makes a distinct difference on what parts of the photo are stared at the longest
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Public Comment
on 2007-03-16 by christyinsdesign