For smart displays and kiosks
Answers people can read from across the room
Kitchen walls, lobby screens and dashboards need big numbers and few words. Glance layouts and the kiosk theme show the answer at a size people read from the sofa.
15° and partly cloudy in Dresden right now. Light rain starts around 8 pm and gets heavier after 10 pm; it eases off by about 7 am, and Thursday stays mostly dry with a high of 12°.
One answer, two layouts
15° and partly cloudy in Dresden right now. Light rain starts around 8 pm and gets heavier after 10 pm; it eases off by about 7 am, and Thursday stays mostly dry with a high of 12°.
15° and partly cloudy in Dresden right now. Light rain starts around 8 pm and gets heavier after 10 pm; it eases off by about 7 am, and Thursday stays mostly dry with a high of 12°.
Where it fits on a display
The device takes the question, your server asks WebKnox with the device's place and time, and the screen renders the card.
- Someone asksby voice or with a tap
- Your serveradds the device's location and time zone
- matched: truethe screen shows the card in the kiosk theme
- matched: falseshow your own content, or nothing
<!-- On the display: one element, a theme made for distance --> <webknox-answer theme="kiosk"></webknox-answer> // Your device's server asks with its place and time body: JSON.stringify({ messages, context: { timezone: 'Europe/Berlin', location: { lat: 51.05, lon: 13.74 } }, })
Good to know for displays
Send the context
With context, “here” and “tomorrow” mean the device's place and day.
A layout per card type
A theme can show weather at a glance and recipes in full. An explicit layout always wins.
No browser? Use the embed
Pro and Scale return render.embed_url, a hosted page any webview can load.