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Where Shoppers Look First: How Navigation Bar Design Shapes Visual Attention Online
Abstract Despite the crucial role that a website navigation bar can play in affecting consumer behavior, there has been a lack of theory-driven studies to investigate how to most effectively design navigation bars. Grounded in cognitive fit theory and visual attention theory, this study investigates
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