Introducing Portland’s First Eyetracking Lab
Introducing Portland’s First Eyetracking Lab
Eye Tracking: What’s the fuss?
Eyetracking can add power to your usability testing efforts. But don’t use eyetracking for eyetracking’s sake. Sure the visualizations are cool (heatmaps, gaze plots, bee swarms) but have a good reason to use it. Here are a few:
- Get your stakeholders educated fast (believing is seeing).
- Add scientific accuracy, quickly quantifying bad from good design.
- Get more insights and specificity with usability insights.
- Get more “a-ha’s” then you can shake a stick at.
Eyetracking
Eyetracking
What is it and is it worth doing?
Two common metrics we capture are gaze plots and heat maps:
- Gaze detection: Gaze position and plot tell you what draws attention and what doesn’t.
- Heat map: Eye movements are captured to reveal high value information and targets.
The credibility of your usability research efforts counts on data validity and precision. “Quick and dirty” is not enough for enterprise level teams or even smaller groups looking for accuracy and ‘one version of the truth’ from usability testing efforts.

Introducing Mobile Eyetracking
Introducing Mobile Eyetracking
Mobile eyetracking delivers the power of scientific capture of eye-brain activity for your mobile projects. Our mobile eyetracker gives you feedback on your mobile device designs ideas (iOS, Android). This allows you to see your designs, literally as your users would.
Mobile eyetracking is a must for seeing how impactful your call to actions are for assessing the effectiveness of your mobile user experience.
