Eye tracking was really helpful because you saw how they [users] were visually exploring the website even if they weren’t physically taking any action, for example, if they spent 3 or 4 seconds looking at a button before they hit it, it told us they didn’t easily understand what it meantBjörn Mortensen, CEO, Bookingsweden
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