Szempontrendszerközpontú

Szempontrendszerközpontú is a Hungarian term used to describe a design and research stance that centers on the eye-point system, treating gaze data as a primary source of information about perception, attention and interaction. In practice, it emphasizes what users look at, in what sequence, and for how long, to inform design decisions and interpret behavior.

The term is a compound in Hungarian formed from szem (eye) + pontrendszer (point system) + központú (centered). It appears in Hungarian-language discussions of human-computer interaction, usability, and cognitive ergonomics, often in informal or conceptual contexts.

Applications of szempontrendszerközpontú are found in user experience design, usability testing, market research, training, and research on visual attention in virtual environments. The approach is frequently used to guide interface layout, information architecture, and the evaluation of visual workflows based on gaze patterns.

Methods associated with this perspective rely on eye-tracking technologies to derive metrics such as fixation duration, fixation counts, scanpaths, and pupil dilation; the generation of heatmaps and area-of-interest analyses; and integration with other data sources like clickstreams or surveys. Researchers and designers interpret gaze data to infer attention, cognitive load, and prioritization in complex tasks.

Critics caution that gaze data can be misinterpreted if taken out of context and that privacy concerns accompany the collection of eye movements. Proponents argue it provides objective insights into attention but emphasize that it should be combined with qualitative data and theoretical grounding rather than used in isolation.

Related concepts include eye-tracking, human–computer interaction, user-centered design, and visual attention.