Eye-mouse coordination patterns on web search results pages
CHI'08 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems, 2008•dl.acm.org
We analyzed the patterns of coordination between users' eye movements and mouse
movements when scanning a web search results page, using data gathered from a study
with 32 participants. We discovered 3 patterns of active mouse usage: following the eye
vertically with the mouse, following the eye horizontally with the mouse, and using the
mouse to mark a promising result.
movements when scanning a web search results page, using data gathered from a study
with 32 participants. We discovered 3 patterns of active mouse usage: following the eye
vertically with the mouse, following the eye horizontally with the mouse, and using the
mouse to mark a promising result.
We analyzed the patterns of coordination between users' eye movements and mouse movements when scanning a web search results page, using data gathered from a study with 32 participants. We discovered 3 patterns of active mouse usage: following the eye vertically with the mouse, following the eye horizontally with the mouse, and using the mouse to mark a promising result.
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