Posts with the tag: Tag: Eye-Tracking

The preference for works of art or even consumer items is often thought to remain in the eye of the beholder – eyetracking research suggests a correlation between the amount a person looks at an object and their preference for it.Read more

Thanks to the continued success of our Westbourne Studios office, we are moving on to something bigger and better. We’ve outgrown the space at Westbourne so need more, better testing labs and more consultant desks. For months we’ve been on the lookout for the perfect location and we found it at St John’s House inRead more

Following on From Robert Stevens talk at the Usability Professionals Association in Hong Kong on ‘Why You Need Eyetracking’ he will be talking about the same hot topic, but this time in the form of a debate UK UPA, 20th May 2009.Read more

Following on From Robert Stevens’ talk at the Usability Professionals Association in Hong Kong on ‘Why You Need Eyetracking’ he will be talking about the same hot topic, but this time in the form of a debate UK UPA, 20th May 2009.Read more