Which GUI toolkit would you use for a touchscreen interface?
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02-07-2019 - |
Question
The only experience I have so far with a touchscreen interface was one where everything was custom drawn, and I get the feeling it's not the most efficient way of doing it (even the most basic layout change is hell to make). I know plenty of GUI toolkits intended at keyboard & mouse interfaces, but can you advise something suited for touchscreens? Target platform is Windows, but cross-platform would be nice.
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I work at Little Caesars, and all orders are handled through the computer system. They use a touch screen interface which resembles a blown-up version of normal forms. Buttons are about 20x larger than what you would normally get, and text is enlarged quite a bit as well. It looked rather simple and I doubt they used a special framework for it. I recommend you give that a shot, using a standard toolkit.
I’d like to add Qt as an UI toolkit with (nowadays) solid touch support: QTouchEvent.
It is also cross-platform for every major platform, which includes embedded devices.