I design touch interfaces for self-service kiosks and POS workflows, accounting for the users, hardware, and setting in which the interface will be used.
The work can cover customer-facing tasks or staff operations, with navigation and feedback tailored to the selected device and workflow.
π― What I Can Help With
Map kiosk or POS tasks and recovery paths.
Design readable layouts and touch controls.
Work through selection, data entry, and order scenarios.
Define confirmations, errors, and interruption states.
Create interactive prototypes and developer notes.
π¦ What You Receive
An organized Figma file with the materials developed during the agreed work:
Task flows and wireframes for the agreed scenarios.
Detailed layouts sized for the selected hardware.
Touch controls and navigation elements.
Relevant system states and recovery paths.
Reusable components built with Auto Layout.
Prototypes and notes explaining behavior.
I review hardware and implementation constraints with your team before finalizing the interaction approach. Functional HTML/CSS prototypes with Claude can support scenario reviews where appropriate.
π° Pricing & Estimation
After reviewing your materials, I estimate the hours, budget, and timeline based on my current hourly rate, confirmed before work begins. Analysis, design, discussions, and revisions are billed for the actual time spent.
I confirm start and delivery dates after reviewing your materials, scope, and my availability. Any turnaround estimate runs from the agreed start date. Purchasing the service does not guarantee an immediate start.
π€ How We Work Together
Once you approve the estimate, you prepay an agreed number of working hours. I work within that allocation and share the results for your review. If youβre happy to continue, you fund the next block of hours before further work begins.
We review the work in stages. New requirements are assessed and estimated as they arise.
π What I Need to Get Started
Share the device dimensions and resolution, product requirements, intended users, operating environment, and existing screens or workflow descriptions. Details of connected hardware and software constraints are helpful.
π¬ Letβs Discuss Your Project
π Before placing an order, I recommend a short free consultation to review your device, operating context, and interface goals.
I design touch interfaces for self-service kiosks and POS workflows, accounting for the users, hardware, and setting in which the interface will be used.
The work can cover customer-facing tasks or staff operations, with navigation and feedback tailored to the selected device and workflow.
π― What I Can Help With
Map kiosk or POS tasks and recovery paths.
Design readable layouts and touch controls.
Work through selection, data entry, and order scenarios.
Define confirmations, errors, and interruption states.
Create interactive prototypes and developer notes.
π¦ What You Receive
An organized Figma file with the materials developed during the agreed work:
Task flows and wireframes for the agreed scenarios.
Detailed layouts sized for the selected hardware.
Touch controls and navigation elements.
Relevant system states and recovery paths.
Reusable components built with Auto Layout.
Prototypes and notes explaining behavior.
I review hardware and implementation constraints with your team before finalizing the interaction approach. Functional HTML/CSS prototypes with Claude can support scenario reviews where appropriate.
π° Pricing & Estimation
After reviewing your materials, I estimate the hours, budget, and timeline based on my current hourly rate, confirmed before work begins. Analysis, design, discussions, and revisions are billed for the actual time spent.
I confirm start and delivery dates after reviewing your materials, scope, and my availability. Any turnaround estimate runs from the agreed start date. Purchasing the service does not guarantee an immediate start.
π€ How We Work Together
Once you approve the estimate, you prepay an agreed number of working hours. I work within that allocation and share the results for your review. If youβre happy to continue, you fund the next block of hours before further work begins.
We review the work in stages. New requirements are assessed and estimated as they arise.
π What I Need to Get Started
Share the device dimensions and resolution, product requirements, intended users, operating environment, and existing screens or workflow descriptions. Details of connected hardware and software constraints are helpful.
π¬ Letβs Discuss Your Project
π Before placing an order, I recommend a short free consultation to review your device, operating context, and interface goals.