Experience types
What is a self-service kiosk?
A self-service kiosk is a walk-up screen where a visitor completes a task without staff—wayfinding, catalog lookup, hours and tickets, donor information. It is distinct from a staff-operated checkout terminal, even when both use a touchscreen.
The design bar is higher than signage. Someone has to succeed alone, often in a noisy lobby, so contrast, type, captions, and clear flows matter as much as the content.
Libraries, campuses, hotels, visitor centers, and museums all run self-service kiosks. The same no-code project can be a directory on one display and a story on another.
Related FAQs
Is Zibit a no-code kiosk software?
Yes. Zibit is a no-code platform for building interactive kiosks and touchscreen experiences—you design, brand, and publish to your hardware without writing any code.
Is Zibit accessible for all users?
Yes. Zibit is built accessible by default, with automatically generated color and type contrast, captions, AI-generated voiceovers, and integration with accessibility controllers.
