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Designing kiosks - Sketch Tutorial
From the course: Interaction Design: Projects and Platforms
Designing kiosks
- [Instructor] Designing for kiosks like everything else we design follows the same user centered design process. Kiosk interactions are a subset of activities that can be done fairly quickly. The nature of the kiosk design is mostly transactional. What I mean by transactional is that there isn't an expectation that you'll be browsing kiosks for long periods of time. Typically, you'll be looking for something or completing a transaction like getting money from the bank ATM, or checking in at the location you arrived at. Users interact with kiosks in various contexts, that are intended to be self-service. Kiosks are used in hospitals, malls, libraries, and in grocery stores to check out groceries. Kiosks experiences are typically self-guided, and that the user shouldn't need to ask for help on how to use it. Kiosks are similar to touch based interfaces like mobile and tablet. For example, touch targets need to be clear and the tasks needed be focused. Let's imagine that we want to…
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