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How to Construct an Effective Research Objective for Attention Heatmap

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Written by Harshad
Updated over 3 months ago

Your objective should guide what you’re looking for in the heatmap.

  • Specific – Focus on the exact design element you want to evaluate (e.g., a CTA button, product image, or headline).

  • Outcome-driven – Define how the insights from the heatmap will influence a decision (e.g., redesigning a layout, repositioning key content).

  • Identify area of attention & gaze points – Use the heatmap to see where users’ eyes are drawn first, how their gaze moves across the design, and whether critical elements are getting enough visual attention.

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