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		<title>One Hundred and One Spots, or How Do Users Read Menus?</title>
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		<description>Proceedings of a paper about how readers interact with designed documents.</description>
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		<title>Eye Tracking in Usability Testing: Is It Worthwhile?</title>
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		<description>The bottom line is how to ensure the customer that eye tracking provides additional value for their money. If we do numerical &#xD;analysis in addition to video analysis, the need for extra time is remarkable and the analysis will become more expensive. To reduce &#xD;analysis time we need automated special software and therefore we are currently developing scan path visualization software in which &#xD;we include a new fixation recognition algorithm.</description>
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