Re: Eye movement and web page layout?

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>]

Geoff Hart wrote:

> I recommend having a look at http://usability.gov/guidelines (the
page
> wasn't loading tonight when I tried to go there, likely due to a
> problem with my ISP, so I can't confirm the URL). This site hosts
the
> results of guidelines based on an extensive review of the research
> literature on Web design spearheaded by several STC members at the
> National Cancer Institute. I attended their talk at last year's STC
> convention in Dallas, and their study sounded very good indeed.
>

The other one didn't work for me, either, so I went to the domain and
found this:

http://usability.gov/guides/index.html

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