A technology that measures eye positions and movements to determine where a person is looking, what they are looking at, and for how long.
- Méthodologies : Ingénierie, Conception de Produits, Gestion de projet
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- Expérience client, Pensée conceptuelle, Interaction homme-machine, Conception d'interaction, Utilisabilité, Tests d'utilisabilité, Expérience utilisateur (UX), Conception visuelle
Objectif :
Comment il est utilisé :
- Specialized hardware and software are used to track a user's gaze as they interact with a visual stimulus (e.g., website, advertisement, product packaging). Heatmaps and gaze plots are common outputs.
Avantages
- Provides objective data on visual attention and engagement; helps identify what elements attract attention and what gets ignored; useful for optimizing visual design and usability.
Inconvénients
- Equipment can be expensive; lab environment may not reflect real-world viewing conditions; interpreting gaze data requires expertise; can be intrusive for some participants.
Catégories :
- Clients et marketing, Ergonomie, Conception de Produits
Idéal pour :
- Understanding what users look at and for how long to optimize visual design and identify usability issues.
Eye tracking methodologies find utility across various sectors, including market research, product development, and user experience design. In the context of web development, designers can employ eye tracking to assess how users interact with elements on a webpage, such as call-to-action buttons or navigation menus, allowing for informed decisions that enhance user engagement and drive conversions. This technique is particularly relevant during the prototyping phase, where concept testing can reveal potential usability issues before a product reaches the market. Participants can range from end users to stakeholders, such as designers, researchers, and engineers, all contributing insights that drive product refinement. Retail industries benefit from eye tracking by analyzing consumer behavior within stores, understanding how customers scan shelves and interact with displays, which can influence product placement and marketing strategies. Software tools generate visualizations, like gaze plots and heatmaps, providing tangible metrics that indicate attention distribution and dwell time on various design elements. This quantitative data can illuminate best practices in design, revealing which features or information capture attention and which are overlooked. Eye tracking can also be integrated into mobile app development, where understanding user interaction patterns can lead to more intuitive interfaces that boost user satisfaction and retention.
Principales étapes de cette méthodologie
- Choose the appropriate eye-tracking method (e.g., remote, wearable).
- Calibrate the eye-tracking device for each participant.
- Define specific visual stimuli to present during the session.
- Conduct the eye-tracking session while users interact with the stimuli.
- Analyze the recorded data using heatmaps and gaze plots.
- Identify key areas of interest and fixation patterns.
- Correlate findings with design elements and user behavior.
- Adjust visual design based on analysis for optimization.
Conseils de pro
- Combine eye tracking data with qualitative insights from user interviews to bridge the gap between what users do and why they do it.
- Utilize real-time data analysis tools during testing sessions to adjust stimuli and observe immediate impacts on user gaze behavior.
- Segment gaze data by user demographics or behavior patterns to uncover nuanced preferences and potential usability issues across different user groups.
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