Intuiface Reviews

I have been using Intuiface for a few years now, and have had the chance to make multiple experiences with the program. The more I've used it, the more I've been able to realize the different ways that we can create engaging, interactive experiences that our clients will find both easy to use and extremely helpful/beneficial. Intuiface has amazing built-in assets that you can use to create your touchscreen/tablet experience and a wide variety of samples available to download through their website/marketplace, which are often a great way to get a jump-start on your project. They also have a vast collection of web help guides and a great online community that is friendly, inclusive, and always there for each other to help find a solution to anyone's problem (whether the answer comes from an Intuiface employee or another user).

I was definitely able to get used to this, but my only complaint with Intuiface, is in their Composer program, the layers are stacked the opposite way to almost every other program I've used (especially if you're used to the Adobe Creative Suite). In Composer, the bottom layer is shown at the top of the "Scene Structure" , with additional layers displayed below as they are added.

It does take a bit of time to learn how to create your own experiences, but once you do, the options are practically endless. There are great resources available online too, from Intuiface, for learning -- both through their Help Centre & Web Tutorials, as well as through the Community centre where users help users.

Our clients are mainly new home builders, and Intuiface allowed us to create digital versions of our brochures and wall displays, combined into one experience -- making for a much more engaging and dynamic Sales Office. Intuiface also allowed us to create these experiences and have them work on both our touchscreen wall displays, as well as on the tablets that the Sales Representatives use when working directly with potential purchasers (in the past, we would have to recreate an experience in a different way to make it work on an iPad due to the fact that our screen displays used to be Flash-based, which obviously doesn't work on iPads).

The ability to create rich interface designs with video and motion graphics.

The item heirarchy window lacks color coding for easily recognizing certain items, like color coding layers in Photoshop.

Beyond digital signage, IntuiFace facilitates the creation of custom touchscreen applications, and provides an entire suite of tools developed to streamline that process. IntuiFace Composer 7.5.

As a media designer, I appreciate that Intuiface combines familiar features you will find in PowerPoint, Keynote, Photosphop, and Illustrator with a unified UI and easy to use set of features and tools. The supported APIs make interfacing with external data possible, a function that once required extensive custom coding. My clients, and their IT managers, appreciate that Player can run Windows-native - another advantage over bespoke spoftware. Deploying experiences via the Intuiface cloud has been of great benefit to my clients located out of state. Intuiface customer support is responsive and provides comprehensive feedback and solutions to design and useage questions.

Intuiface offers many features, from the basic to the advanced. Gaining a working knowledge of all functions takes time. A collection of web-type media controls such as audio playlists would be a helpful addition.

Intuiface combines features previously found only in a combination of third party software solutions. An all-in-one design and deployment solution for digital signage, museum exhibits, point of sales, etc., is of great benefit to my business.

The simple and easy to navigate interface makes learning the software real easy. There are also plenty of guides and tutorials, making problem solving painless.

Can't think of anything! If I had to say anything, I guess that you have to buy a license seat for each computer you run on. But that is quite common for software these days.

Request a trial of the software and play around with it. You'll love it!

Limiting the amount of printed out material we need to bring to trade shows. We are able to upload our product spec sheets to our kiosk and visitors can browse as they like.

The ability to have the cloud for file storage and keep all revisions of my files. Also love the ability to upload changes remotely. Tech support is amazing and they keep adding new features. Works on many operating systems.

Video processing is not 100% there and they could use more collections to further enhance the softwares capabilities.

Verify it will do everything you need it to do. Which I’m sure it will do because it does pretty much everything you’d want. If you need help reach out to support and they will help you with it. I’d also recommend doing the online classes and possibly going to some of the trainings.

Solving the issues of rolling a tech to the job to update the interface. We can now push updates remotely to clients interfaces and kiosk.