Importing Eye Tracking Regarding with Human Aspects in Software Quality

2021

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DOI 10.1109/qrs-c55045.2021.00109
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Eye-tracking technology can positively give support to the need for investigation on user behavior when working with a computer, which allows obtaining analysis in the form fixation point (location of a user's eye gaze), scan-path (gaze trajectory), heat maps (areas of interest), salient picture components. Eye-tracking research has been increasingly adopted to improve the design and usability of human-computer interactions and explore a comprehension of how they guide users. Therefore, this technology has a potential prospect to be used in software design and development. In this paper, we are considering the possibility of using eye-tracking technology regarding human aspects in software quality. It is expected that this novel technique will have an effective impact in this field.