Research Topic 135 / 200

Service desk terminals expose too much administrative information

Staff functions and public information appear in the same view, disrupting use and requiring extra explanation.

Research Focus: Hospitality, Retail, and Service DevicesProblem identification → Design validation → Implementation

Three-step solution method

  1. Separate information and functions by the needs of staff, visitors and managers.
  2. Explore screen orientation, display zones, and separate layers of access for administrative functions.
  3. Test visibility and comprehension through tasks involving both staff and visitors.

Key Deliverables

  • Two-Sided Information Matrix
  • Display Layout
  • Service Desk Prototype

Verification Approach

Check what irrelevant information visitors can see, how easily staff can work, and where explanations must be repeated.

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