Eye-Tracking Interface
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Eye-Tracking Interface
Eye-Tracking Interface is a tool in Neuro Design that helps designers see exactly where people look on a screen or product, showing which parts get the most attention. This technology can measure how long someone looks at certain elements, which helps designers understand what visuals or layouts are most interesting or easy to understand. By using this data, designers can place important information or features where people are most likely to notice them first, making designs more effective and engaging. Eye-tracking can even reveal if certain colors, shapes, or movements attract more focus, giving designers clear feedback for improving user experience.
visual attention, gaze mapping, user engagement, design optimization
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