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I've used it - really helpful. Wish they would send their testers eye tracking monitors - that would rock.

• robg 18y ago
  Agreed, but do they not show the cursor? Also, do they have a "more users, fewer minutes" option? I know I'd rather have 15 users for one minute each, or seven for two minutes each. After that, most users will have decided to stay or flee any ways. It would be good to get a sense of that early decision-making, especially across a statistically-reliable sample.
  • kevintwohy 18y ago
    Tried it out -- shows the user's cursor fine in my experience.
    • robg 18y ago
      Cool. They could just give their testers instructions to use the cursor as a pointer to where they're looking. Or you could put that in your instructions to them. It's a decent enough proxy for eye movements any ways.
      • laut 18y ago
        Have you seen footage from an eye tracking session? A user can't explain or point his mouse to where he is looking. The eyes move quickly and somewhat unconsciously.