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Single Column Lists Take More Pages, But Achieve Better Results – MediaPost

May 28, 2009 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

An eyetracking study shows that reads have a much easier time scanning down a Twitter/FF/FB-like one-column list than a three-column version.

Single Column Lists Take More Pages, But Achieve Better Results – MediaPost

Posted in NewstangleTagged eyetracking, journalism, readability, usability, web design

Taking a ride with carousels – OJR

February 4, 2009 Ryan SholinLeave a comment

Another eyetracking study, this time looking into best practices for “carousel” style featured story slots on news site home pages. I’m a bit of a hater when it comes to these, but I’m glad to see there appears to be a right way to do it.

Taking a ride with carousels – OJR

Posted in NewstangleTagged eyetracking, online+news+design
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