Transformation of Touch International Website User Interface Revealed
Leading touch screen manufacturer overhauls website to provide a sleek, intuitive UI for customers.
Austin, TX – October 23, 2012 – Knowing the importance of optimized interactive platforms, touch screen manufacturer, Touch International, announced today its newly renovated corporate website. Featuring enhanced navigation and a simplistic design, the site (www.touchinternational.com) demonstrates the benefit of website optimization for a better overall interactive experience for its customer.
“For the past 10 years, Touch International has been a part of an industry focused on cultivating cutting-edge technology designed to bridge the gap between humans and machine,” explains Touch International CEO Michael Woolstrum. “Making sure our website reflects today’s user interface standards is a continuation of that effort.”
Determined to be more than just an OEM manufacturer, Touch International drives to be an information resource for anyone looking to learn about touch screen technology and display enhancements such as EMI filters, sunlight readable displays, and decorative iPhone-type cover lenses.
“We’re pushing to be the leading source of information on touch screen technology. We want to make sure decision-makers know how these technologies work, and how they can use them to drive their business,” explains site designer, Shaun Detmer. “Making sure that our site is easy to navigate and loads fast was mission critical.”
Take a look at Touch International’s upgraded style at www.touchinternational.com.
About Touch International
Touch International is the leading manufacturer of specialty touch screens and display enhancement windows, and is the largest touch producer in North America. The company is world-renowned for its expertise in optically clear touch panels, EMI filter technologies, and custom touch screen designs for military, aerospace, medical, transportation and retail applications. Touch International was the first to produce the Apple iPhone-type projected capacitive touch screen, and also builds resistive sensors and glass filter products used in touch screens, display windows, anti-reflective and anti-vandal filters. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas and has complementary sales and manufacturing facilities in Europe and Asia.
