Touchscreen Website Use Case

Digital Directory Touchscreen Website

Replace static lobby directories with an interactive touchscreen website: searchable staff/tenant directory, maps, wayfinding, announcements, and QR handoff. WCAG 2.1 AA.

Intent: decide — interactive directory + wayfinding as a fullscreen touchscreen website

Digital directories rank because they solve a clear problem: “How do people find the right person/place quickly?” This page gives you a touchscreen-first directory layout that still works on mobile with QR handoff.

Experience Goal

  • Help visitors find a person/location in < 20 seconds
  • Reduce staff interruptions at front desks
  • Keep wayfinding simple: search → choose → route/next steps

Experience Layout (wireframe)

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ (A) Header: Brand | Search | Language | Accessibility          │
├───────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ (B) Filters    │ (C) Results Stage                             │
│ - Dept/Type    │ - Result cards: Name, Role, Location, CTA     │
│ - Floor/Zone   │ - “Call / Email / Directions” (as applicable) │
├───────────────┴───────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ (D) Map Stage: Current floor + highlight + simple route         │
│     + QR: “Send directions to my phone”                         │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Content Blocks & Motion

  • Instant search: Autocomplete + “recent searches” (optional).
  • Result cards: Big tap areas; avoid tiny rows.
  • Map: Highlight destination with a clear “You are here” anchor.
  • Announcements (optional): A small side ribbon—not a takeover.

Accessibility & UX Checklist (WCAG 2.1 AA)

  • Contrast-first UI for glare-heavy lobbies.
  • Touch targets ~44px+ and spaced.
  • Text scaling (especially names and room numbers).
  • Provide a “No results” state with helpful fallback paths.

Brand Integration Checklist

  • Custom backgrounds (day/night or seasonal)
  • Typography pairing that keeps names legible at distance
  • Sponsorship zone (optional) below the fold / on idle screens
  • QR codes for mobile directions and shareable profiles

Rocket Mapping

  • Directory + profile pages → reusable “card + detail” pattern
  • QR access → mobile continuation
  • Signage/idle mode → when no one is interacting

CTA

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FAQ

Common questions

Quick answers to help you scope a touchscreen website that runs in fullscreen mode.

What should a touchscreen directory include?

A fast search bar, category filters, clear result cards, a map/wayfinding stage, and a QR option so visitors can continue directions on their phone.

Can we update the directory without IT?

Yes—updates can be managed centrally via a web-based CMS so staff can change entries and instantly publish to all displays.

How do we keep it accessible?

Use scalable text, high contrast, large touch targets, and a simplified navigation flow that works on both touchscreen and mobile.

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