Fin Hortons Self-Service Kiosk
Speedy coffee and snack ordering with custom drink prep and touch pickup.
Final
Product Team
About this build
Designed for high-volume coffee shops and quick-service cafes, Fin Hortons Kiosk simplifies ordering with customizable drink prep, item warming options, customer name capture, and card terminal checkout. It includes built-in accessibility reach modes to lower the UI for comfortable seating height.
What it can do
Custom Drink Prep
Allows customers to select drink sizes, milk types, and espresso shots, or choose quick pre-sets like Double Double.
Dine-In or Takeout Flow
Prompts guests to choose whether they are eating in or taking out before building their order.
On-Screen Name Capture
Features an integrated touch QWERTY keyboard to capture customer names for callout at pickup.
Full-Screen Accessibility Mode
Lowers the entire ordering interface into a comfortable, seated reach zone without shrinking text or controls.
Smart Cart Review
Displays visual order summaries with prep notes, easy quantity steppers, and cross-sell treat recommendations.
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Version history
- v1.0.1Current
We have launched the Fin Hortons kiosk interface with a fully redesigned menu and ordering workflow. - Brand new visual skin featuring the custom Fin Hortons wordmark. - Improved menu layout with better image scaling and text wrapping. - Enhanced order customization with full editing capabilities for all items. - Accessible design with lower-reach interface controls for all screens.
- v1.0.0
We have launched the complete Fin Hortons self-service kiosk experience. - Navigate a fully functional menu with custom product options. - Easily review, edit, and update your order before payment. - Enjoy a new accessible interface designed for lower-reach operation. - View your order status with a friendly pickup number.
About the maker
Final
Product Team
St. John's, Newfoundland
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