The kiosk welcome screen comes alive: an invitation to tap
When no one is using it, the payment kiosk shows its welcome screen: the laundry logo and the phrase “tap here to start”. Until now it was a still image. Now that screen has come alive — and teaches, on its own, what to do.
- Invitation to tap — the phrase is no longer alone: it alternates with an animated finger. First the phrase, then the finger, in a gentle loop that catches the eye of anyone passing by.
- Motion that simulates a tap — I gave the logo and the phrase/finger a movement of their own that mimics a tap: the elements press down slightly, with the same feel as when you push something. No one has to touch it first — the animation itself performs the gesture, showing the person visually that they should tap the screen to start.
For the customer, it is immediately clear what to do, even for someone who has never used the kiosk — the screen stops looking static and starts demonstrating the gesture. For the owner, it is a more polished first impression and less hesitation right at the entrance of the shop — and, since the screen never sits on a fixed image, it also helps avoid burn-in and extends the life of the display.
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