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Eye tracking video of a user searching for the best way to get to Hawaii on the Trip Advisor website.

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Eye Tracking video of a user on the trip advisor website

Eye Tracking of a video of a user searching for a phone they like on the Sony Ericsson website. You will notice a blue dot on the screen this is the users real time gaze position on the site.

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Eye Tracking Video on User on the Sony Ericsson website

This valuable research proof again that people click more often top results which appear on Google, Yahoo, MSN.

Eye tracking video of a user searching for furniture they could buy on ikea.co.uk You will notice a Blue dot on screen this is the users` Real time eye gaze position. If you want to see videos on particular websites get in touch.

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Eye Tracking video of a User using the Ikea website

Ads in the top and left portions of a page will receive the most eye fixation.Ads placed next to the best content are seen more often.Bigger images get more attention.Clean, clear faces in images attract more eye fixation.Fancy formatting and fonts are ignored.Formatting can draw attention.Headings draw the eye.Initial eye movement fo

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