WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF MY KIOSK? 

Kiosks can have multiple functions, ranging from offering product information to serving as the point of purchase of products for clients. Given the varied uses kiosks boast, you should first have a clear understanding of what you want from your kiosk. Is it to provide information? To sell your products? To offer a service? The design of the kiosk , as a result, depends on its purpose.

 

WHAT ARE KEY CONSIDERATIONS THAT SHOULD I THINK OF?

Depending on the service, product, or overall function, the kiosk commands key elements such as measurement requirements, special temperature conditions, or special equipment, among other considerations, that need to be accounted to ensure a safe and pleasing environment for both the client, employees, and the product

 

WHO IS MY TARGETED CUSTOMER?

One of the most important parts of achieving a high ROI is to consider customer characteristics-including gender, age, and preferences- in order to design a kiosk that is attractive, one that will grasp client’s attention and , ultimately, yield a high ROI. By thinking of questions such as who are my clients? What do they like? a kiosk will ,consequently, be designed to fit with your and your clients’ needs in mind.

 

WHAT DESIGN/CONCEPT AM I LOOKING FOR?

Given the type of offering and client, you may want to consider what type of design and concept, or overall “theme”, that you wish to convey to any potential customer. Be sure to express any predilection for specific colors, shapes, or even materials, keeping in mind the importance of maintaining a balance between utility and design.