INTERACTIVE DESIGN / RKD STUDIO
Touchpoints that invite participation.
Bring UI, UX and physical interaction into one visual and behavioral language.
The interface becomes part of the space.
Touch displays and installations turn a visitor’s action into part of the experience. This shared digital surface uses physical objects to reveal content, connecting the interface’s response to something a person can see and touch.
A tangible way into the content.
The physical control is an invitation to engage. The interaction needs to make sense across the screen, object, body position and environment: what can I do, what changed, and where do I go next?
A wider visual language.
Long Horizon brings geographic information and supporting data into a globe-led composition. The visual task is to balance an expressive central element with legible information, so the interface has both character and a clear point of focus.