Eye Tracking Insights into Effective Navigation Design

Schall, Andrew

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07668-3_35

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“…What is more interesting, this fact is true not only for the external urban environment but also for the internal space of private and public organizations. An intuitive and simple navigation system is the cornerstone of a good user experience (UX) [1]. Furthermore, the ease or the difficulty of reaching the necessary location often affects users' opinion on the institution, as well as their impression of it.…”

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Navigation Environment In A Medical Institution: An Eye-Tracking Examine

Brak,

Rusina

2019

IJEAT

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Navigation and wayfinding are well-known issues that people face in their life every day. In many situations, and especially in the case of medical facilities, it is vital that users find the desired destination quickly and successfully. This is not only about comfort, but also about life and health safety. In this regard, the development of an effective navigation system becomes an extremely important mission for health care institutions. Therefore, the eye-tracking technology, which makes it feasible to look at the problem through visitor’s eyes, appears to be a pertinent tool for an objective assessment of the existing navigation, as well as finding ways to optimize it. This article considers present approaches to the analysis of navigation systems dealing with a large number of clients and describes our visual navigation study conducted in a health center. The first part of our study included the current navigation environment evaluation and the decision-making points detection, serving as a starting point for the implementation of a new, user-oriented navigation in the medical center. In the second part of the study the effectiveness of the applied system was confirmed. The results obtained show that navigation environment improvement can significantly reduce users’ time to reach the goal, as well as length of their route. Thus, we managed to apply the eye-tracking method to the improve user experience in a medical establishment.

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Navigation Environment In A Medical Institution: An Eye-Tracking Examine

Brak,

Rusina

2019

IJEAT

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“…To provide more and better services, a Smart TV must have a menu system and UI that can be navigated to complete a task. As several researched have noted, an intuitive and easily navigated HCI and UI are critical to a good user experience of a Smart TV [1,9,13,18,21]. Hence, a comprehensive process that includes design and evaluation of Smart TV UIs is very important for making Smart TV services more desirable and useful .Unlike the features of a conventional TV with a remote control, new Smart TV features, such as web search, social networking, multi-user support, personalized services and application development, depend on innovative "natural" HCIs [4].…”

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“…Therefore, the design of Smart TV UIs should focus on usability, which refers to "the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context of use." [9] However, usability issues commonly arise concerning HCI and UI navigation that has been poorly designed, typically because of the organization, placement, visual design, or terminology involved. Current methods for measuring the effectiveness of navigation are limited to observable behaviors and verbal feedback from participants.…”

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“…Eye tracking is becoming an increasingly common tool in UX testing, enabling new ways to optimize navigational elements in UI design to be discovered [9]. Research into www.ijacsa.thesai.org results for evaluating eye tracking indicates that the relationship between interface and human reading habits can be recorded and analyzed systematically and scientifically to provide references for UI design [28,29].…”

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“…Smart TV HCIs and UIs are important to all users, content providers and Smart TV manufacturers because innovative HCIs and UIs are required to provide enhanced services and meet user requirements [4,8]. Numerous works have established the importance of different criteria in designing HCIs and UIs [9][10][11][12][13]. Some researchers have proposed various processes for designing Smart TV HCIs and UIs [3,5,13,14].…”

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Integratring Service Design and Eye Teacking Insight for Designing Smart TV User Interfaces

Wang¹

2015

ijacsa

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Abstract-This research proposes a process that integrate service design method and eye tracking insight for designing a Smart TV user interface. The Service Design method, which is utilized for leading the combination of the quality function deployment (QFD) and the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), is used to analyze the features of three Smart TV user interface design mockups. Scientific evidences, which include the effectiveness and efficiency testing data obtained from eye tracking experiments with six participants, are provided the information for analysing the affordance of these design mockups. The results of this research demonstrate a comprehensive methodology that can be used iteratively for redesigning, redefining and evaluating of Smart TV user interfaces. It can also help to make the design of Smart TV user interfaces relate to users' behaviors and needs. So that to improve the affordance of design. Future studies may analyse the data that are derived from eye tracking experiments to improve our understanding of the spatial relationship between designed elements in a Smart TV user interface.

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The Study of Different Types of Menus Layout Design on the E-Commerce Platform via Eye-Tracking

Yang

Chiu

2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Eye Tracking Insights into Effective Navigation Design

Cited by 7 publications

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Navigation Environment In A Medical Institution: An Eye-Tracking Examine

Navigation Environment In A Medical Institution: An Eye-Tracking Examine

Integratring Service Design and Eye Teacking Insight for Designing Smart TV User Interfaces

The Study of Different Types of Menus Layout Design on the E-Commerce Platform via Eye-Tracking

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