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Aplikace principů pozornosti v online prostředí
Suchý, Miroslav ; Pavlíček, Antonín (advisor) ; Endlar, Lewis (referee)
Attention is today a scarce resource, which is from physiological substance of the human brain to a certain extent limited. Abundance of information that affect the user who grasp the information, cause a mismatch between the information that is infinite and ever growing, and user attention, which is used during the processing of this information. From the perspective of Attention economy, there are principles that explain how attention works. This work aims to verify these principles of attention in the electronic environment by measuring eye movements of sample of tested participants during execution of proposed tasks on particular website. Using a technology called eye-tracking there are collected supportive data on user's allocated attention in context of executed tasks on the website. These data are analysed and compared with the principles of attention. The analysis of the tested sample of website users confirmed that attention principles really corresponds with the measured allocated attention and also revealed a clear relationship between the various measured amounts of attention and subsequent user behaviour, which was nearly identical at most of the observed users. These findings led to the recommendation to respect the principles of attention in the design of any e-environment platform, which should avoid to the main researched problem, the abundance of information and the lack of attention of users in online environment.
User Rating and its Impact on the Willingness to Buy in Online Environments
Kovářová, Veronika ; Kincl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Novák, Michal (referee)
The goal of this Bachelor Thesis is to define the impact of reviews on potential customers in the online environments. It defines the types of reviews that influence customers positively in their buying decision process and which of them do not have a requisite value for potential customer. Reviews will be compared not only from the structuring or no-structuring viewpoint but also from the content of the published text: its form, length, expertises and language quality. To determine the above will be used the contact method or qualitative research in the form of a personal interview with voluntary respondents who will be contacted via the social network. The goal of the research will not be only to determine what the reviews have the greatest informative value for users, but also to define what form of expression reviewers prefer and how to ensure that consumers will write a valuable and quality reviews.

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