Guifx, designers of high-definition, user-friendly, graphical user interfaces, today announced they have been commissioned by Xantech to provide professionally designed graphics for two touch panels: the SmartPad LCD 3.9g and 6.4g version. The graphics are compatible with Xantech’s Universal Dragon Design software used for panel customization.

For both the 3.9g and 6.4g hardware, Guifx has created a stylish, modern collection of buttons, source icons, and backgrounds. The package is available in blue, tan, and black themes. Xantech will push this Guifx graphic update package to their software users via an automatic update tool.

“The past year has been an exciting one for Guifx, and the new relationship with Xantech adds to the momentum that’s been building for months,” says Joe Peduto, Director of Business Development for Guifx. “We’re happy to have the opportunity to bring our graphics to such a major player in the touch panel industry. With every new commission of a custom graphic set, our designers have an opportunity to push the limits of a manufacturer’s hardware. We feel like we’ve accomplished that here.”

Popular Crystal Photo Pane and Tungsten template designs have been expanded to include support for additional Crestron touch panels. Crystal Photo Pane is now available for the Crestron TPMC-17 and TPS-17, and Tungsten is now available for the Crestron TPS-6L.

Both Crystal Photo Pane and Tungsten can be customized with any photo or digital image, like those available in our Background Sets.

Brushed Steel has just received a big update. New pages have been added which include presentation, teleconferencing, and video conferencing — perfect for commercial projects. Check the previews to see all the goodies. The design now also natively supports all Crestron panels including the TPS-6L and TPS-3000(L).

As always, these updates are available for free to existing customers, so log in to your Guifx account to download the most recent versions.

Do you want any additional page layouts for other features or devices? Be sure to tell us in the comments.