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Designing Multi Media User Interfaces With Eye Recording Data. (1995)
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@MISC{Grieco95designingmulti,
author = {A. Grieco and G. Molteni and B. Piccoli and E. Occhipinti (editors and M. and M. Rauterberg and P. Berny and G. Lordong and A. Schmid and M. Zemp and T. Zürcher},
title = {Designing Multi Media User Interfaces With Eye Recording Data.},
year = {1995}
}
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Abstract
An eye movement recording experiment has been carried out to test the hypothesis that fixation patterns contain design relevant information. Eight users solved ten tasks with a multi media information system. During this task solving process all eye movements were continually recorded. The following aspects should be considered to come up with design relevant knowledge: (1) pictorial versus textual objects, (2) explicit versus implicit design, (3) task relevant information, and (4) the object area size. We present and discuss empirically proved approaches to solve several design problems for multi media information systems.
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multi medium user eye recording data eye movement multi medium information system eight user ten task task relevant information object area size several design problem pictorial versus textual object design relevant knowledge following aspect explicit versus implicit design design relevant information
