Our popular Victoria design is now available for AMX. Receive 20% off all AMX UI Kits through the month of May only. Use promotion code ‘ AMX20 ‘ to apply the discount.

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Oscar 2.0 includes new graphics designed from the ground up by our world-class artists, new supported resolutions, including iPad compatibility, and much more. As with all Guifx products, this update is free for existing users. Purchase the bundle before December 31 and receive version 2.0 at the lower 1.0 cost.

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Deana offers end users unprecedented ease of use with simple, intuitive navigation, and an elegant design. Now, through Crestron’s Mobile G iPad application, users have access to their distributed audio, video, and whole-house climate, lighting, and security systems from virtually anywhere in the world.

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Our realistic weather icons, designed by our world-class artists, will add an elegant touch to your next weather forecasting application. All the icons can be mixed and matched to represent any weather condition. Photoshop source files are included.

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Three hi-res icons we made for our refrigerator GUI. Includes water, crushed ice, and cubed ice.

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Your opinion is very important to us. In an effort to deliver more of what you want and need, we’re releasing concept images of a major update to one of our popular UI Kits, Oscar 2.0. We want your input — what you like, and what you don’t. So take the poll and tell us what you think!
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Our Victoria Crestron UI Kit is now available. 392 Guifx fans voted in favor of us producing this work of functional art. We’re even including 6 gorgeous themes — you’ve simply got to see them in action. Whether you prefer the woodgrain or the soft-wash finish, they’re beautiful. Victoria will also be available for AMX.

Our refrigerator GUI was featured at Embedded World, the largest trade show of embedded technologies in the world. In addition to normal dispensing operations, the dynamic nature of touchscreens provided opportunity to get creative and add features such as automatically displaying the volume of water as it’s being dispensed.
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Touchscreen interfaces would be easier to use if we designed them with finger paints. We stop “designing” this way the day we graduate from kindergarten, but think about it. Can you be sure a button will be large enough for a user to push? Will her hand cover up anything important? …
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People have been asking me if we’re going to support using the iPad for home automation. The short answer, for all the obvious reasons, is yes. But there are a few reasons why an iPad might not be the ideal solution for you…
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