Touchscreen usage skills - Hitec

1. Run your app in full screen

Remove the file name bar and menu bar so you can enjoy the benefits of running the entire screen.

2. Choose bright colors (don't use black)

The bright colors of the set can hide the finger prints and reduce the visual impact of dazzling light. Other picture scenes, such as crumpled paper drawings, cause the eye to focus on the screen image rather than the screen reflection, even in areas where there are no icons and menu options.

Touchscreen usage skills - Hitec

3. Use large buttons as a simple click-through interface

Dragging, double-clicking, scrollbars, drop-down menus, various windows, or other elements will confuse some unskilled users, and will also reduce the user's affinity for the product and reduce its efficiency.

4. Move the cursor of the mouse away so that the user can pay attention to the whole screen instead of the arrow

The mouse arrows on the screen will make the user think, how can I use this arrow to do what I want to do? By removing the arrows, the user's thoughts and actions change from direct to direct. In this way, the true strength of the contact screen is revealed.

5. As soon as the user touches the screen, they will get feedback and echo

Immediate feedback is important for the user to confirm that the contact has been taken. The response can be visual, such as a three-dimensional button effect similar to a standard window button. It may also be possible to respond with a sound, i.e. any time the user touches the screen, they will hear a "click" or other sound. Please be assured that the display will immediately clear the previous screen, and the screen will display an hourglass icon (or any other similar icon) before a screen is rendered.

6. Make your use of the app fun and fast

If the system is slow, users will definitely walk away. Respond quickly to their contacts, and you will be able to determine their attention. A high-speed system would also reduce the risk of vandalism. Picture mode requires too much color and high resolution, and these things only slow down the system. It's much more useful to use more colors than to use high resolution.

7. Make the use intuitive, concise, and guide the user as much as possible

Have specific people use your touchscreen as a test. If the user pauses because they don't understand, even for a while, you should figure out what needs to be improved.

8. Digitally communicate with the user through the use of the program (via sound card)

Because the human brain can withstand sound and image together, the user interface that can provide sound and contact responses is almost peculiar. The better self-service kiosk programs take this common sense to the extreme. For example,-- click on the first letter of the name of the company you are looking for.

9. Make your use have an attractive package

Animation and large fonts help make the kiosk more appealing. Then, the appearance plan of the self-service kiosk should also be attractive and robust.

10. When you plan a self-service kiosk, be sure to consider the following elements:

Do you use exhaust fans? Place the fan on top, just near the monitor exit. Minimise dust caused by walking and remove dust from the ground to prevent air from entering the area around the monitor. Point the speaker at your user's ear. Please use the Elo Inquiry Console to access the display. Otherwise, you'll have to promise the variety of monitor form factors, because they get fast. It is necessary to have a safe and stable base for the display, so that it is relatively strong to touch. Ultimately, choose a polish that hides fingerprints, not with glossy stainless steel, chrome and glossy black lacquer.

Touchscreen usage skills - Hitec

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