Quality interactive kiosk design engages consumers like no other advertising medium. Unlike posters, print ads, or television or radio spots, interactive kiosks actually live where people go to shop. Through interactive kiosks, consumers can learn about your product or service just feet away from the nearest point of purchase. To reap the full benefits of interactive kiosks, your company needs an interactive kiosk designer with years of experience in the interactive kiosk design industryâ€"an interactive kiosk designer like Slabb. Slabb cut its teeth in the interactive kiosk design industry in 2002, when it sold its first kiosks through a black and white website called AffordableKiosks.com. By 2005, the company had moved into spacious offices in its hometown of Las Vegas, Nevada, and had hired ninety-five employees. Currently, the company--which was purchased by Public Computing B.V. in 2007â€"employs over 250 people, and has signed with over fifty resellers, worldwide. Where Slabb differentiates itself from its competition in the field of interactive kiosk design is in its ability to attend to all three of the vital components of a modern interactive kiosk: hardware, software, and post-production. Slabb’s hardware designers apply interactive kiosk design best-practices to achieve the sleek, modern looks expected of interactive kiosks by today’s consumers. Slabb has performed interactive kiosk hardware design for a number of clients, many of which are extremely high-profile. Chanel, Gucci, and Nike are among Slabb’s satisfied customers, as are manufacturing giants like Mitsubishi and John Deere. Educational institutions like John Hopkins University and UCLA have also contracted with Slabb for interactive kiosk design. Even governmental agencies like the US Air Force and the National Park Service have done business with Slabb. Hardware is typically the most expensive aspect of the interactive kiosk design process. Slabb works with its clients to decorate and brand its kiosks, and then outfit them with the necessary peripherals [monitors, input devices, and so on]. After the hardware has been built to the client’s satisfaction, Slabb can consult on software selection. In many cases, clients can simply use off-the-shelf solutions for this phase of the interactive kiosk design process. There are over thirty recognized kiosk software vendors currently involved in the global interactive kiosk design market. Slabb also offers a range of custom software solutions for its interactive kiosk design clients. Slabb has software engineers who are capable of programming custom solutions for clients who require them. The post-production phase of any interactive kiosk design project consists of finding installation sites for interactive kiosks, installing the kiosks on those sites, and then performing maintenance on the kiosks on an ongoing basis. In smaller interactive kiosk design efforts, it is standard for clients to handle these duties on their own, but Slabb will assist with larger, more complex post-production deployment. Slabb is an expert practitioner of interactive kiosk design, based in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information, visit Slabb. Or call +1 702 208 9212.
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