See a predicted hierarchy.
Review which parts of the page are expected to attract visual attention.
A FRESH LOOK BEFORE LAUNCH
What stands out first?
Make it intentional.
Explore predicted visual attention and compare snapshots. Give the team another perspective on hierarchy, emphasis and the next action.
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A CLEAR NEXT STEP
Open the page and the viewport you want to review in your Pro project.
ATTENTION REVIEW IN PRACTICE
Review the focus, not just the layout.
Use a prediction as a starting point for a design discussion, then compare it with your goals and what you learn from real users.
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Review, right on the page.
Product captureThe Opmerk review panel and toolbar, captured on the live application. Comment, inspect and keep the page in view.
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Compare the next version.
Capture snapshots and inspect how a design change shifts the predicted focus.
Keep the discussion grounded.
Bring the visual evidence into your review. Predictions support a decision; they do not replace user research.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD START
From here to your first review.
Choose the page.
Open the page and the viewport you want to review in your Pro project.
Capture the perspective.
Run Attention Review and save a snapshot of the design you are discussing.
Compare and discuss.
Review another version and compare the snapshots. Check whether the intended next action is clearer.
Is this a visitor heatmap?
No. Attention Review predicts visual attention. It does not record real visitors or track their clicks.
Does stronger visual attention mean more conversions?
Not necessarily. Attention is one part of the experience. Usability, intent and the quality of the offer also matter.
Is this available in Core?
Attention Review, snapshots and associated client reporting are Pro capabilities.
SEE IT. UNDERSTAND IT. MAKE IT BETTER.
Your next version
starts here.
Bring every detail into focus.
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