Manually Operated Input Devices

Slide Content

The slide presents three types of manually operated input devices commonly used with computers or digital interfaces: Computer mouse, Keyboard, and Touch screen. Each item is accompanied by a simplistic icon symbolizing the device. The 'Computer mouse' is a peripheral that converts physical movements into digital signals. The 'Keyboard' refers to a set of keys for text input. The 'Touch screen' implies a display that also serves as an input device through touch.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clear blue and white color scheme.
• There are three large circular icons in a row against a white background, each representing a different input device.
• Below each large icon is a label identifying the input device: Computer mouse, Keyboard, and Touch screen.
• Each icon is placed on a darker blue circular background to enhance contrast and focus.
• A smaller version of each device's icon is shown below the corresponding large icon, suggesting visual hierarchy.
• The bottom of the slide contains a section labeled "Dark backgrounds versions" with adjusted icons for dark backgrounds and "Fully editable & automatically adjusting to color schema," suggesting the template's customization features.

The overall slide has a modern and clean design, focusing on the visual representation of information. The use of icons aids in quick recognition and understanding of the content.

Use Cases

• To introduce different types of input devices in educational settings, such as computer science classes.
• In a business presentation comparing the usability and efficiency of different input devices.
• During a technology conference to showcase advancements in input device ergonomics and design.
• As part of a user experience training, elaborating on the importance of device choice in interface design.