Wherever the interaction between the human and a device should take place via a screen, a GUI application is needed (GUI: graphical user interface). Due to the rapidly progressive spread of LCD panels in the last years this applies to many very different devices we use every day. Whether it's the photo camera, a coffee machine, a copy machine or the car infotainment system – all these modern devices want to be operated via a graphical user interface.
Interactive Artifacts focuses on the products, the results that arise in the development of graphic-interactive systems. In the broadest sense meant is the program code which is necessary to control the graphic display and to perform the interaction between the user and the device. This includes graphics drivers, software libraries and widget frameworks as well as development tools intended to prototype and automatically generate the code for graphical user interfaces.
My name is Paul Banach. I am a freelance software system engineer. Since years I am engaged in the research and the development of technologies for creating graphical-interactive systems. Emerged from this work are various GUI editors and software libraries, which have found their use in Consumer and Industry Electronics.
This website should serve as a platform to introduce my work and in this way to find new contacts or suggestions. Also I offer development services in the system and graphics programming for Apple Mac OS X, Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, Linux and Embedded Systems.