The use habits and feeling design of the operating console

Some common design principles and suggestions can help improve work efficiency and user experience of monitoring consoles:

• Ergonomic design: The monitoring console should be ergonomic, including seat height, desktop height, keyboard and mouse position, etc. This can reduce fatigue and discomfort during long-term use.
• Visual design: The monitoring console should provide a clear screen and easily recognizable icons to help users quickly find the information they need. In addition, the colors and fonts on the screen should also be easy to read.
• Functional design: The monitoring console should provide necessary functions such as multi-screen display, remote control input and output, etc. These functions should be easy to access and use.
• Neat and orderly design: The monitoring console should be kept neat and orderly, avoiding messy items and cables. This can improve work efficiency and reduce failure rate.
• Security design: The monitoring console should have sufficient security features, such as locking doors, preventing illegal intrusion, etc. This can protect the security of equipment and data.

In short, the sensory design and usage habits of the monitoring console should be people-oriented to improve the user’s work efficiency and usage experience.