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A User-Friendly Redesign of Departure Monitors in Local Public Transportation Based on a Comparative Eye Tracking Study
Local transport departure monitors are essential for quickly accessing connection information and other relevant details. Given the limited time available for processing information, a user-friendly and intuitive interface is crucial. This article analyzes an interface design currently applied in Ge
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