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Been thinking of getting into it. But, I do not think the tech stack is what matters as it would be the systems knowledge about that particular market and the b
by fredgrott 4y ago
Been thinking of getting into it. But, I do not think the tech stack is what matters as it would be the systems knowledge about that particular market and the best way to use the tech stack to leverage that systems knowledge of that market for the kiosk end-users.
An example, Fast food kiosks. What systems knowledge can I gain about all about McDonalds can I gain to them partner with my tech stack to deliver a McDonalds kiosk that amps up the McDonalds Experience.
- a9h74j 4y agoSince you mention it McDonalds kiosks specifically, here's my UX observation. It takes 10 touch screen presses to order and pay for a single item, also having to locate touchpoints (not always buttons?) which move up and down by several ft.
- avoidev 4y agohttps://ghuntley.com/mcdonalds/ https://ghuntley.com/mcdonalds/