Sources and destinations stay visible
Each display has its own source group. Room audio is separate, so selecting a different picture does not silently change the sound. Labels and selection states identify what the operator is changing.
Wirewolf / System & touch panel design / Interactive demo
An original Wirewolf interface concept
A room interface should look good and make the next action clear. Our GUI designer develops the visual layout and user experience alongside the AV programming. Try the controls in this original meeting-room concept.
Simulation only. No equipment is connected and no audio or video is played. This is an original design example, not a screenshot from a client installation.
Enable JavaScript to try the simulated controls. The layout and design notes remain available below.
Independent of display selection
Preview only. Controls activate when the simulation loads.
Try independent routing. Send Laptop to Display A and Room PC to Display B, then choose which source supplies room audio.
Try an unavailable device. Toggle Display B unavailable. Its controls stop accepting changes while the rest of the room remains usable.
Try a safe exit. End the session, cancel the confirmation, then confirm it. Start the room again when ready.
Wirewolf brings GUI design and AV programming together. Our designer shapes the layout, typography, colours and navigation around your brand and room workflows. The result is a custom interface with clear controls and useful feedback.
Each display has its own source group. Room audio is separate, so selecting a different picture does not silently change the sound. Labels and selection states identify what the operator is changing.
The demo briefly shows a change in progress before confirming its simulated result. In a real installation, the interface must reflect the available device feedback and handle timeouts, rather than assume a command succeeded.
The unavailable-screen scenario shows the affected device and disables its source choices. It illustrates how a partial fault can be communicated without making every room control unusable.
Shutdown has a confirmation step and a clear way back. Native buttons, keyboard focus and readable labels support browser use. Final touch targets, contrast and viewing distance are checked on the selected physical panel.
Custom GUI design: CAD 90/hour. Platform programming is scoped separately at CAD 115/hour for senior-level tasks or CAD 95/hour for mid-level tasks. Before applicable taxes. Scope and estimated hours agreed before work. View all rates and pricing details.
Wirewolf designs panel layouts, navigation, branding and control feedback alongside the system behaviour. Share the room functions, panel model, platform and any brand guidelines. We will define the design, review stages and implementation scope.
This browser concept is not a deployable Crestron, Q-SYS or Biamp project. Platform implementation and testing are scoped for the actual equipment. Remote services across Canada and worldwide by agreement.