White Paper
Proper principles of design make kiosks effective for businesses and consumers
September 3, 2024
Commercials once proclaimed that "image is everything." In many ways, there is truth to that statement. Like a stellar cover shot attracts a reader to a magazine or how flashy signage pulls customers into a business, the design of a kiosk can act as something of a magnet for potential users.
Design isn't simply placing a range of components into an enclosure. Design done well entails theory and process to make kiosks as effective and as efficient as possible for both deployers and consumers.
The path from idea to implementation can be lengthy and one dotted with hurdles. Putting all the critical elements into practice should result in a kiosk that is aesthetically inviting, achieves the operational goal of a business and contributes to generating a steady stream of revenue.
"Design is key because it allows the user to interact and to form a relationship," said Brian Doran, business development manager for leading kiosk designer Deltrix. "What we've learned over the last 20 years is that the most successful kiosk deployments are those that involve a unit that the customer has a relationship with. They know it's reliable. They know how it functions. They know that it is a safe environment for them to trust their money with."
Download this white paper to learn more about the proper principles need to design effective kiosks for businesses and consumers.
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