In web usability, changes in contents of a page result in spontaneous reaction on users, which may lead to affect physiological processes occurring with direct interaction with a web page. Our goal is to model mechanical interactions of body and eye movement behaviour systems. We are particularly concerned with physiological reactions to stimulus to build a proposed system that detects response peaks and its correlates to web widgets. This consists of four modules: (a) develop a set of integral equations, which represent the underlying physiological components (b) construct hypothesis for suggesting structural alterations that result from the direct interaction with webpages (c) set parameters for the equations on experimental data and (d) validate the model on the original physiological measures.Model output shows conformity with the criteria required for verification and validity of the prototypical simulation algorithm.
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