Today, almost every website contains a logo in the upper left corner of the screen. No wonder, since that's where our eye wanders most often. You'll notice that categories in online stores are also on the left. And the further down and to the right, the less relevant the content is.
And no wonder, since web designers work based on the principles of eyetracking.
A simple study from Facebook:
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Breaking down content into lines is equally important. The above study (and more) proves that we most often read the shape of the letter "F". In longer texts, it is particularly important that the Internet user, unlike a book reader, most often only filters the text rather than reading it in its entirety.
The first words are also very important. You will notice that on Empik's or Amazon's website it is the most popular categories that come first, although it would seem that they should be arranged alphabetically.
Ads are also created based on e-tracking maps.
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As you can see, the left side rules. And below is a proof of how we filter long and boring texts
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Very often, the golden mean to attract a reader or customer can be the less is more principle.
