Interactive-Graphical-Interfaces
Since many people have at least access to a computer, the interactive graphical interface has now been developed to make the online experience a lot more user friendly.

What is an Interactive Graphical Interface?
An interactive graphical interface combines images and graphics into a user-friendly browser, which is then linked to documents, files, music and/or video clips enabling them to be called up by clicking the button which denotes the relevant item. To simplify, it means that when you put the CD in a screen pops up that enables you have an experience similar to browsing a website, rather than having to browse the CD for the relevant file.

What are they used for?
These interfaces can be used for a variety of purposes, onscreen visual aids for sales presentations, they can be used to create individual interactive training packages, with tutorials and tests to asses their learning throughout, or can be used with a screen or projector as aids in group training. They can also be distributed to clients on CD-ROMs, or simply used as an interactive e-business card.

Why should I use them?
A great advantage of using interactive graphical interfaces to create multimedia presentations, is that it enables your company to transmit information using mixed media, to a wide audience, whilst still maintaining your corporate identity throughout their experience. Also, the interactivity helps maintain the attention of the user, and the ability to add interactive aspects such as tests at the end of tutorials make them an excellent medium for training packages.

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