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Eye Tracking on
Coffee
Interactive Report
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OUR METHODS
A consumer research project was conducted at the shopper lab to test the quantitative and qualitative aspects of a beloved grocery favorite: Coffee. 129 participants shopped a representative competitive planogram, which consisted of 47 different SKUs. Participants were asked to shop as they normally would. Eye tracking technology was used to capture the eye movements at 50 times per second to measure participant shopping behavior.
OUR METHODS
SKUs in Play
47 different SKUs were in the display.
RESULTS
The results from this study consist of below sections:
Eye Tracking Key Metrics
- Total Fixation Duration (TFD)
- The time, in seconds, spent on average by participants fixating on this item. The higher the number, the better the package performed.
- Time To First Fixation (TTFF)
- The time, in seconds, from when a product first enters a participant’s field of view until they fixate on it. The lower the number, the better the package performed.
- Fixation Count (FC)
- The total number of times a participant’s scan of the planogram crossed into a particular area of interest.
Eye Tracking Visualization
- Heat Maps
- Gaze Plots
Purchase Decision
- Measures how many participants chose to buy the item. The higher the number, the better the package performed.
RESULTS
Eye Tracking Key Metrics for SKUs
RESULTS
Eye Tracking Key Metrics for Design Elements
We break down the design elements of your product and identify how shoppers view every part of your package. With this data, we can tell you which elements on your package are working for you and what needs improvement.Â
(Above pictures are for illustration purpose only. Actual data may vary for different packages.)
RESULTS
Eye Tracking Shopper Vision
Shopper 1
Shopper 2
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Eye Tracking Gaze Plots
Shopper 1
Shopper 2
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Eye Tracking Heat Maps
Planogram
Heatmap
