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Interactive Exhibit Design

Currency History Touchscreen

UX, Information Architecture, and Visual Design for a Large-Format Museum Kiosk

Exhibit DesignInformation ArchitectureTouchscreen UXLarge-Format Display DesignAccessibility (508/ADA)Visual Design

Designed a touchscreen exhibit for a history museum, built for large vertical displays in a public gallery. The interactive lets visitors browse an artifact collection by era, timeline, symbolism, and physical display case, with an animated attract loop, persistent navigation, and an idle-state return to keep the kiosk ready for the next visitor.

The design concept was drawn from the museum’s existing print exhibit and worked within its established palette. Work covered information architecture and user flows, interaction patterns for touch at scale, visual design, and 508/ADA compliance, in collaboration with the museum’s content team and developers.

Design comps, before final content.
The interactive exhibit flow: attract screen, five primary sections, persistent navigation, idle behavior.
Home. Five sections, one portrait.
History: four eras as tiles.
Timeline: tap an era, then a decade, then an event.
The “Are you still there?” overlay, ten seconds before the kiosk resets.
Artifact detail with flip, zoom, and related notes.
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