5-Second Tests¶
Perfetti, C. (2005). 5-Second Tests: Measuring Your Site’s Content Pages. User Interface Engineering.
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Mechanisms¶
- Visual Hierarchy
- The discipline is to rank by the audience's task, keep the top level scarce, and validate with a first-look test rather than the designer's own eye.
This sourceDefines a five-second test that briefly exposes a page and then asks participants what content they remember or understood.
- The discipline is to rank by the audience's task, keep the top level scarce, and validate with a first-look test rather than the designer's own eye.
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