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Interactive displays

Interactive displays are both input devices and screens. Plan the task, reach and error states as carefully as the image. Meeting rooms need easy connections and collaboration; public applications need short flows, accessibility and a secure return to the start.

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Test interaction, cover glass and input.

  • Test with the actual app and planned cover glass instead of comparing touch-point counts.
  • Check shorter users, seated use, gloves and bright light where relevant.
  • Plan keyboard or alternative input for tasks that should not depend solely on touch.

Planning recommendations. Exact model approvals and site assessment remain necessary.

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