Eye tracking heatmaps have become very popular and easy to create over the last few years. They are very compelling and canbe effective in summarizing and communicating data. However, heatmaps are often used incorrectly and for the wrong reasons.In addition, many do not include all the information that is necessary for proper interpretation. This paper describes severaltypes of heatmaps as representations of different aspects of visual attention, and provides guidance on when to use and howto interpret heatmaps. It explains how heatmaps are created and how their appearance can be modified by manipulating differentdisplay settings. Guidelines for proper use of heatmaps are also proposed.
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HaesenMieke, MeskensJan, LuytenKris, & ConinxKarin. (2009). Human-Computer Interaction. New Trends. HCI (1) (Vol. 5610, pp. 616–623). Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02574-7
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