Attention Insight

Ship fewer guesses. Before any ad, page, app screen, or package hits the wild, run it through Attention Insight like a dress rehearsal. Upload a static mockup or export from your design tool, and the system returns a predicted attention map within seconds. Draw Areas of Interest around the headline, primary image, CTA, logo, or price to get exact attention share and compare it to your targets. Tweak layout, spacing, or copy, then rerun instantly. Use the variant view to pit two options against each other and filter results by device or region so your mobile hero and desktop hero both carry their weight.

For growth and UX teams, this turns pre-launch validation into a fast loop. Vet an ad set to confirm the thumbnail and promise get noticed first, then carry the winner into a matching landing page. Open form testing to see which fields attract or repel focus and trim what causes hesitation. Track paths with funnel insights to see where attention dies, then check if a JavaScript error is to blame. When something looks off, watch a few session replays or the live view for context. Turn on chat and feedback widgets to capture questions in the moment, and fold those insights into your next iteration the same day.

Collaboration is built in. Share a link to the attention map, add comments, and collect approvals without exporting files back and forth. Spin up audience-specific views with custom targeting to preview how a niche cohort might respond. Keep compliance boxes checked with GDPR-ready workflows and data handling. Use filtered results to brief stakeholders—show how a CTA underperforms on small screens, or how a price badge draws too much focus in Germany compared to the US—and export visuals for quick deck slides that support your recommendations.

A practical playbook: define the outcome (e.g., “CTA seen within 1 second” or “product shot gets 40% of initial focus”), upload your creative, mark Areas of Interest, and note attention shares. Build a second variant to test headline phrasing or button placement, then choose the leader. Use the built-in optimization controls to adjust copy, hierarchy, or component visibility without calling in extra tools, and validate again. Once you’ve cleared red flags across key segments, hand final specs to engineering or print, confident you’re launching what people will actually notice first.