There are different touchscreen devices, from smartphones, smart beds, smart TVs, and other smart appliances.

Each touchscreen device type has a range of screen size depending on the manufacturer, device model, and other factors.

However, the size of a touch screen device is not the only single important effects in quality output display, there are other Features that have the picture quality, resolution of a screen, Chaktty said.

Large touchscreens: What are the differences?

Designing for large touchscreens requires special attention to input, screen focus, and privacy.

When designing for screens of different sizes and dimensions, we often focus on the smallest screen. 

Of course, our designs and interactive elements need to fit and work on small screen devices like cell phones and watches.

 As a result, many teams are focused on minimizing and streamlining menus, interactions, content, and experiences so they can be easily consumed on small devices.

However, other screens are getting bigger and bigger and have touch functions. 

Some laptop and desktop monitors are already equipped with touch screens. 

In larger tablets are offered, such as the Nabi Big Tab with its 24-inch touchscreen, and Tesla cars use a 17-inch touchscreen to control most functions, according to Techpally.

Since the diagonal is used to determine the screen size, the Tesla screen is 3 times the size of a 9.7-inch iPad display, while the Nabi Big Tab is 6 times the size of an iPad.

User environment

According to Techpally, The size of the BigTab made it difficult for us to decide how and where to place it. If you care to know the disadvantages of touch screen, here you know.

 My 6 year old son, who is used to using an iPad either on his lap or on a table, was unsure how to sit down with the device.

 The tablet includes a built-in stand, but the device is so big and heavy that he worried about knocking over the stand during his wild games. 

In order to view content – and not actively interact with it – the integrated stand is immensely important and allows comfortable viewing in a seated position.

 It’s the closeness necessary for interaction that makes the experience more stodgy.

The most comfortable position for us is to lay the device flat on a bed (or the floor) and sit next to it.

 This allows us to view the screen from above and makes it easier to touch the desired targets. 

When the tablet is laid flat on a table, the height of the table and the size of the device create interaction issues. 

The device’s opposite corners are too far away to comfortably reach them while sitting in a chair – especially for younger users.

Because of this, it is inconvenient to interact with the tablet for a long time. 

Unlike a smaller tablet that you can take with you to a convenient location, this isn’t a device that you can hold in your lap or sit in other positions.

Different devices, different experiences

Unsurprisingly, using a larger touchscreen device is a different experience than using the same design on a smaller device or a larger non-touchscreen screen. 

As we describe in our businesspally User Interface Scaling course , designing for different screen sizes needs to consider more than just the dimensions of the display.

Numerous factors – such as input type, portability, and device privacy – affect not only how the device is used, but also how we should design for the device.

 Screen size can’t be the only consideration as designs are adapted to different display sizes. 

Rather than just looking at the limitations and disadvantages of different devices, let’s focus on the potential of designing experiences that uniquely leverage the characteristics of the device.