Examples

See how screen content can be arranged.

These illustrative layouts show content choices across the three packages. They are example material, rather than customer projects.

On display A place for the main message

Then a shorter line that adds the detail.

Example material · A clear reading order

A five-screen static set

A small collection can contain different kinds of information while sharing an inset, colour palette and type hierarchy. The combination below illustrates content types; your own screen list is set in the quotation.

On display Welcome

Information for your visit

Greeting

On display Today's programme

Morning session / Afternoon session

Schedule

On display Information

Please check the notice screen for updates

Notice

On display Featured today

Find out more at the information point

Promotion

Greeting detail Welcome

Example material · Main greeting enlarged for reading

One layout at two resolutions

The same information needs deliberate placement at each agreed output size. These illustrative dimensions explain adaptation; actual resolutions and the distribution of the typical 12-screen scope are defined in your quotation.

On display Programme update

Please check the current programme before joining a session.

Example material · 1920 × 1080

Programme Update

Check the current programme before joining.

1280 × 720 · Adapted view of the information message

Refreshing an existing message

An update can change the words while keeping the established visual treatment. This pair shows a content change, with no automatic scheduling implied. The refresh scope defines the actual updates rather than promising separate new designs.

On display This week

See the current programme at the information point

Example material · Existing wording

On display Next week

The programme will be updated on this screen

Updated wording

A closer look

Three details doing different jobs.

Programme

Detail crop from the resolution example

Main message

The larger type introduces the subject before the viewer reads the instruction.

Secondary information

The smaller line carries the action to take, rather than competing with the opening.

Spacing

The content inset leaves a visible gap between the message and the display frame.

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