The Surface Design Research on Touchscreens Digital Signage with a View of Users：A Sample from the Chi Mei Hospital

• Main Authors: Li-Yueh Liao, 廖麗月
• Other Authors: Lan-Ting Wang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/q56vmj

碩士 === 台南應用科技大學 === 視覺傳達設計系碩士班 === 105 === In recent years, with the increasing mature technologies of flat panel display, huge business opportunities were inspired in the digital display panel market. Digital displays can be found everywhere, such as the MRT stations, airport, bus stations, department stores, museums, hospitals and sidewalks. Along with the rapid development of computer technologies, the progress and the interactive feature of multi-media technologies have gradually changed the way people use them. In many visual situation, the sensitive cognition of the user is emphasized to let the user sink in the situation and to apply more humanized interface that is close to our lives. This study discusses about the attitudes that subscribers have on one-way clinic digital multi-media display boards they look at; after understanding the subscribers’ feelings, the touch control interface would be used as the media for information transmission; analyze and summarize the design standard, different styles and presentations according to the assessments given by users of different ages; develop a system facilitated with all kinds of functions and design touch control interface and experience-related standard in order to reach the research goals. To understand the needs and preferences that users have when they are watching at the digital multi-media display boards at the clinics, this study used questionnaires and interviews and looked at different users of different age groups. Collecting the questionnaires, the paper concluded and analyzed the assessment standard of design, and design touch control interface and experience-related standard in order to reach the research goals. The results of this study found that the touch control digital multi-media display board in a hospital clinic can improve people’s willingness to use it and provide more convenient services with simple design procedures, a comfortable browsing interface, easily understandable pictures and symbols and a clear and concise function menu. This study summarizes three results to define the design requirements for the touch control digital multi-media display board in a hospital clinic: 1) attach importance to the allocation of functional hierarchy; 2) improve the image resolution of the pictures and the symbols; 3) pay attention to the size of the pictures and the symbols.