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Chartist: Task-Driven Eye Movement Control for Chart Reading

Chartist: Task-Driven Eye Movement Control for Chart Reading

2 comments

·February 23, 2025

bjarteaarmolund

Looks like it could be very useful for frontend design in general; having the right information where the eye would naturally go would be huge for UX I think

sachinaag

I can imagine research like this being interesting in the automotive UI design domain. Would be interesting to measure driver distraction and design UIs based on cognitive load.