> For consultancies selling IxD expertise it gives a 'oooh shiny' moment
> for clients (and often for some practioners). Even if the commissioning
> client staff member understands IxD it gives a recognisable 'scientific'
> sheen to a report and therefore makes it easier to pry open the budget.


Jakob Nielsen is about to release a book on eye-tracking. One can only hope
that he addresses the appropriate contexts for use and how useful it really
is as a testing tool. But the simple fact that Nielsen is doing this means
that at least he thinks there's a whole lot more to it than "oooh shiny".

-r-
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