Análisis de la arquitectura de webs mediante tests de estrés de navegación, de usabilidad y &lt;i&gt;eye tracking&lt;/i&gt;

López-Gil, Juan-Miguel; Navarro-Molina, Carolina; Garcı́a, Roberto; Benavent, Rafael Aleixandre

doi:10.3145/epi.2010.jul.04

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“…A research method was applied that combines quantitative and qualitative techniques based on two tools widely used in the literature on website usability: the heuristic test and the user test. 46 – 56 …”

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eHealth policy in Spain: A comparative study between general population and groups at risk of social exclusion in Spain

2022

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Background In recent years, the healthcare sector has experienced accelerated progress in terms of the inclusion of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in its procedures and formalities. However, public administrations have been unable to adapt to the peculiarities of the most vulnerable groups. This leads to marginalization of at-risk groups within the healthcare system and contributes to the widening of the so-called digital divide. Methods Based on the analysis of the literature, three dimensions have been constructed to identify the level of inclusion of web portals: the perception of quality, the perception of usability, and the importance attributed to their content. In order to obtain data on each of these dimensions, a study was designed based on the user test methodology as a central element (identifying and evaluating 11 vulnerable groups) and, in parallel, a survey of the general population and heuristic tests. Results A high percentage of vulnerable people at risk of social exclusion are not receiving adequate healthcare due to the digitalization of the system and the implementation of scarcely inclusive health web portals, which pose significant barriers in service provision for the 11 selected collectives. Meanwhile, the general population is being introduced to eHealth benefits, although the latter did not have high levels of digitization or a broad portfolio of services. Conclusions The general population has a relatively positive perspective of eHealth services, but only a minority of them make intensive use of them, and they are not widespread in Spain as a whole. Meanwhile, the population at risk of exclusion lacks the skills and resources to make real use of eHealth, needing “digital intermediaries” from the social sphere to achieve results. eHealth policies are not taking into account people with higher levels of marginalization, aggravating their exclusion and the digital divide.

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eHealth policy in Spain: A comparative study between general population and groups at risk of social exclusion in Spain

2022

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“…A number of authors recommend using some of the conventional methods of usability testing in combination with the eye tracker in order to increase the validity of the research (L opez-Gil et al, 2010;Nielsen & Pernice, 2009;Schiessl et al, 2003). Therefore, following the completion of the scenario, the respondents were given a SUPR-Q standardised questionnaire related to the just-finished eye-tracking test.…”

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“…Once the questionnaire had been filled out, the respondents were asked a series of qualitative questions as part of a semi-structured interview, which is a common component of eye-tracking research. This retrospective interview, which took place after the completion of the scenario and questionnaire, was chosen instead of the classic think-aloud protocol (e.g., Elling et al, 2012;L opez-Gil et al, 2010;Van Waes, 2000), which is administered during the completion of the scenario. Verbalising one's thoughts, assumptions and opinions during a think-aloud protocol, the respondents may be distracted, which would result in distortion of the experiment's results.…”

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Using an eye tracker to optimise career websites as a communication channel with Generation Y

Mičík

Kunešová

2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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This paper presents a research study detailing the procedure and results of experimental eye-tracking research to evaluate employers' career websites. The objective of this research was to gain an insight into Generation Y's perspective on the career websites of prospective employers. The objective was developed into several research questions and hypotheses. The eye-tracking research method was used to test the websites. The eye-tracking tests were supplemented by an in-depth interview and a standardised questionnaire with the aim of acquiring the respondents' subjective views and preferences. The research study contributes to an understanding of how prospective employees from Generation Y view the career websites of employers and the importance of the elements presented on them; it allowed factors that affect the perceived attractiveness of career websites to be identified and provided information as to what Millennials liked the most/least about the organisations' career websites and what would be advisable to change in order for the career websites to better serve their purpose. Based on the research findings, recommendations were made for creating attractive career websites for job seekers from Generation Y.

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“…Nos últimos anos, o eye tracking (ET) tem sido incorporado em testes com usuários, podendo destacar os trabalhos de Poole e Ball (2005, 2006, Poole, Ball e Philips (2004), Nielsen e Pernice (2010), López-Gil et al (2010), Marcos e González-Caro (2010) e Bojko (2013).…”

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Arquitetura da informação e eye tracking: o que o olhar e os dados revelam

Vidotti¹,

Congelian²,

Roa-Martínez³

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No contexto da Arquitetura da Informação é necessário considerar a tríade usuário, contexto e conteúdo, como uma ecologia informacional. Assim, os aportes teóricos desta disciplina junto com o uso das tecnologias podem auxiliar na compreensão do comportamento de usuário em ambientes informacionais digitais. Nesse sentido, a tecnologia de eye tracking permite a identificação da interação do usuário, a partir do rastreamento do olhar. Desta forma, esta pesquisa teve como objetivo, utilizar a tecnologia do eye tracking para identificar e para analisar as interações e o comportamento de usuários no processo de localização de uma informação específica em websites de um mesmo contexto. Para tal, utilizamos uma metodologia exploratória e aplicada, em que se buscou na literatura o referencial teórico, sendo aplicado procedimentos práticos com indivíduos, visando analisar o comportamento informacional deles. Por meio deste estudo, gerou-se um conjunto de informações qualitativas e quantitativas, que possibilitou uma compreensão embasada no comportamento dos usuários ao realizar uma tarefa de localização de um determinado elemento dentro de websites de um contexto definido. As análises das métricas do eye tracking permitiram encontrar uma relação entre o olhar do usuário e os elementos da interface, que podem ser considerados para (re) construir os projetos de Arquitetura da Informação.Palavras-chave: Arquitetura da informação. Usabilidade. Experiência do Usuário. Eye tracking. Métricas.Link: http://www.periodicos.ufpb.br/ojs/index.php/itec/article/view/38646/20153

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Análisis de la arquitectura de webs mediante tests de estrés de navegación, de usabilidad y <i>eye tracking</i>

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

eHealth policy in Spain: A comparative study between general population and groups at risk of social exclusion in Spain

eHealth policy in Spain: A comparative study between general population and groups at risk of social exclusion in Spain

Using an eye tracker to optimise career websites as a communication channel with Generation Y

Arquitetura da informação e eye tracking: o que o olhar e os dados revelam

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