Mirror values to create relationships between two or more properties, triggers or actions. For example, link the height and width of one image to another. When the first image is resized, the second mirrors the change in dimensions. The potential for visual choreography is unlimited. Optionally add "converters" to transform source values before passing them along.

Move, rotate, blur, shrink, hide – all of these actions and more can be animated. You can even choreograph multiple animation effects to work in parallel. Extensive configuration options give you complete control, presented in an intuitive, easy to use style.

Create if-then trigger scenarios, incorporate countdown and inactivity timers, and use device-level schedulers to - for example - change content at specified dates/times, coordinated across time zones using UTC.

Without writing a line of code, use Intuiface API Explorer to automatically generate a dynamic connection to any REST-based Web Services API, enabling you to display or upload content in real-time. That means live connections for everything from weather and sports scores to your in-house back-office system. Combined with value binding (mentioned above), you have a powerful mechanism for controlling the user interface and business logic in real-time.

RFID/NFC, QR code, bar code, chip and pin... All of these devices and more capture unique identifiers. These identifiers, aka tags, can be sent to Intuiface and then used to pull up associated information or trigger actions. For example, swipe your membership card and Intuiface says "Hi Geoff!"

Use third party sensors - like buttons, motion and light detectors, magnetic pick-up detectors - to monitor and react to the environment. For example, with Nexmosphere components, create lift-and-learn scenarios in just minutes or trigger attract loop videos when people are detected, or look for particular hand gestures to make a selection.

Create your own integrations with third-party data sources, business logic, or devices using a simplified "interface asset framework". Take a smart, low-code approach using .NET or TypeScript; use API Explorer for a no-code approach to working with Web APIs. Interface assets are the key to creating experiences responsive to your users and their environment.