Interactive information kiosk development

We start with an online meeting with your team: marketing, operations, IT. We work out the task: what kind of kiosk (info stand in a mall, airport navigation, catalog in a showroom, self-service stand in an office), who the user is (unprepared visitor, employee, company client), typical queries, what the user should get in 30-60 seconds at the screen.

The client sends us source materials in electronic form: floor plans (for navigation), product or service catalog, regulations, brand guidelines, references. Output — a 3-5 page brief: scenarios, hardware requirements, integration with existing systems.

We design the interface: home screen, key sections, menu depth, large finger-friendly buttons, simple «back» and «home» navigation. We work from the principle: the user doesn't read instructions — they tap and should intuitively find what they need in 2-3 taps.

We prepare a clickable Figma prototype. We test on our side — put someone unfamiliar with the project in front of the mockup and see where they get confused. Design edits at this stage save weeks after development.

We develop the visual style for your brand: colors, fonts, icons, illustrations. We work from your brand guidelines — a kiosk in a sales area should look like an extension of your storefront, not a third-party terminal.

We fill it with content: product or service cards, floor plans, photos, videos, texts. We set up multi-language support — switching between Russian, English, Ukrainian or any other. We train the admin system: how your team will update the catalog and prices on their own.

We develop on Unity — a universal engine that runs on Windows and Android in kiosk mode (fullscreen launch without system access), with any touch panels from 15 to 65 inches. One build — all screen sizes.

We connect to your systems: 1C or another accounting system for real prices and stock, CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce) for order and lead capture, payment terminals for payments, printers for receipts and coupons. If needed we add QR code scanner, face recognition camera, microphone for voice input.

We deliver the final build electronically — installation follows a detailed instruction by your IT specialist or on-site contractor. We run remote acceptance via video call: test the kiosk in real conditions, tune touch panel, integrations, payments.

The first 4-6 weeks we hold active support: remotely polish edges, add missing functionality, update content based on on-site feedback. Then — scheduled maintenance with SLA-backed response times, content updates on your request via admin panel or by our team.