Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  presents an eye-tracking study that examines how people use the visual elements of b pages to complete certain tasks. Whilst these elements are available to play their role in these tasks for sighted users, it is not the case for visually disabled users. This lack of access to some visual elements of a page means that visually disabled users are hindered in accomplishing these tasks. Our previous work has introduced a framework that identifies these elements and then reengineers b pages such that these elements can play their intended roles in an audio, as ll as visual presentation. To further improve our understanding of how these elements are used and to validate our framework,  track the eye movements of sighted users performing a number of different tasks. The resulting gaze data show that there is a strong relationship beten the aspects of a page that receive visual attention and the objects identified by our framework. The study also shows some limitations, as ll as yielding information to address these short-comings. Perhaps the most important result is the support provided for a particular kind of object called a Way Edge - the visual construct used to group content into sections. There is a significant effect of Way Edges on the distribution of attention across tasks. This is a result that not only provides strong evidence for the utility of re-engineering, but also has consequences for our understanding of how people allocate attention to different parts of a page.  speculate that the phenomenon of 'Banner Blindness' os as much to Way Edges, as it does to colour and font size.
['Yeliz Yesilada', 'Caroline Jay', 'Robert Stevens', 'Simon Harper']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Validating the use and role of visual elements of web pages in navigation with an eye-tracking study
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