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  Saturday, 11 September 2004


How people read web pages


Results of a study in which human readers' eyeballs were tracked as they looked at news sites and multimedia content. Lots of good graphics and explanations here. A sample finding:

We found that when people look at blurbs under headlines on news homepages, they often only look at the left one-third of the blurb. In other words, most people just look at the first couple of words -- and only read on if they are engaged by those words.

[Paul Boutin]
12:13:20 AM    
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