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- What is the visibility benchmark?
- What is Video Testing – A Short Guide
- What are the Guidelines?
- What are AI recommendations?
- What is the Focus score and how to interpret it?
- What is a Contrast map?
- What is a Focus map, and how to interpret it?
- What is the best Clarity score?
- How are the heatmaps generated by AI?
- What is an AI-generated attention heatmap?
- What is the difference between Areas of Interest and Percentage of Attention?
- How do I interpret Clarity Score?
- How do I define Areas of Interest?
- How do I interpret Percentage of Attention?
- What makes Attention Insight different from other heatmaps?
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- Why can’t I draw Areas of Interest below the fold?
- Can I get separate heatmaps for different demographic groups?
- Does Attention Insight provide design recommendations?
- Can I analyze more than one image or URL at a time?
- Can I analyze mobile designs?
- Why does Attention Insight analyze a website above the fold when you load a URL?
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- Plugins
- Attention Insight and Zapier integration – Adding shareable links to the heatmap analysis results in Google Sheets
- Generate Attention Heatmaps on all image files in Google Drive folder
- How to install Photoshop plugin?
- How to generate heatmap using Photoshop plugin?
- How to install Sketch plugin?
- How to generate heatmap using Sketch plugin?
- How to install Figma plugin?
- How to generate a heatmap with Figma plugin?
- How to generate heatmap with Adobe XD plugin?
- How to install Adobe XD plugin?
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What are the Guidelines?
Guidelines are general design tips on how to improve various design elements, making sure that they capture the viewer’s attention effectively. They are general guidelines for you to follow and are not tailored to your specific design. Consider them as best practices rather than personalized recommendations.
How to get these guidelines?
You will see them on the left sidebar in the tab ‘Guidelines’ after you draw Areas of Interest (AOIs) on the image and select preset names from the dropdown menu. Guidelines are meant for certain design elements, and we list those design elements in the AOI name dropdown menu.
Guidelines are available for Desktop, Mobile, Marketing Material, and Poster analysis types. There are 240 guidelines across all these analysis types.
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Related Knowledgebase
- What is the visibility benchmark?
- What is Video Testing – A Short Guide
- What are AI recommendations?
- What is the Focus score and how to interpret it?
- What is a Contrast map?
- What is a Focus map, and how to interpret it?
- What is the best Clarity score?
- How are the heatmaps generated by AI?
- What is an AI-generated attention heatmap?
- What is the difference between Areas of Interest and Percentage of Attention?
- How do I interpret Clarity Score?
- How do I define Areas of Interest?
- How do I interpret Percentage of Attention?
- What makes Attention Insight different from other heatmaps?