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TouchMD Dashboard Section Layouts

Training Video:

Learn how to create all of the Section Layouts available in the Content section of the TouchMD Dashboard. Learn how to use each Section Layout as you customize TouchMD.

Article:

Use:

To describe a procedure or product, give instructions, or tell a story anywhere on your presentation sheets. The article begins with a image or video, and has the look and feel of a magazine article.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • Long doctor or staff bios
  • Facility/office information
  • A procedure, condition, or product video/picture with associated text
  • Pre/post procedure information or instructions
  • Facility or medical practice information
  • Weblink to an online article, website, or YouTube video Procedure or product information

For best results, images should be in landscape format (3:2 image ratio) to avoid clipping and be at least 1620 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  YouTube or uploaded videos should be a minimum of 720p HD (only MP4 format is allowed).  Images and videos will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create an Article? See this link.

Use:

To display a collection of single images such as medical illustrations.

For best results, images should be at least 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  Images will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Gallery? See this link.

Use:

To display a collection of paired image sets such as before and after case studies. Ideally suited for gallery collections a lot of case studies that you want to keep in one section of the sheet.

For best results, images should be at least 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  Images will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Grouped Gallery? See this link.

Use:

To highlight one important image, while bringing attention to the remaining images in the gallery. The live tile thumbnail format adds a stunning visual to the page. Can be placed anywhere on your presentation sheets.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • Staff picture gallery collections
  • Product picture gallery collections

For best results, images should be in landscape format (3:2 image ratio) and at least 1440 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  Images will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Spotlight Gallery? See this link.

Block:

Use:

To display groups of similar images or videos anywhere on your presentation sheets. Usually contains additional topic content that does not need to be highlighted. Consider using the Spotlight or Poster layouts instead if you desire to bring attention to specific content.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:<

  • Multiple testimonial videos
  • Additional videos or images needed for the topic or consultation
  • Illustrations or case studies outside of a gallery
  • Product images and names

For best results, images should be in landscape format (16:9 image ratio) to avoid clipping and be at least 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  YouTube or uploaded videos should be a minimum of 720p HD (only MP4 format is allowed).  Images and videos will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Block? See this link.

Detailed Block:

Use:

To display groups of similar images or videos with descriptive text anywhere on your presentation sheets. Usually contains additional topic content that does not need to be highlighted. Consider using the Spotlight or Poster layouts instead if you desire to bring attention to specific content.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • Multiple testimonial videos
  • Additional videos or images needed for the topic or consultation
  • Illustrations or case studies outside of a gallery
  • Product images and short descriptions

For best results, images should be in landscape format (16:9 image ratio) to avoid clipping and be at least 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  YouTube or uploaded videos should be a minimum of 720p HD (only MP4 format is allowed).  Images and videos will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Detailed Block? See this link.

Detailed Thumbnail:

Use:

To display groups of similar images or videos anywhere on your presentation sheets. Usually contains additional topic content that does not need to be highlighted. Consider using the Spotlight or Poster layouts instead if you desire to bring attention to specific content.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • Product images and short descriptions
  • Staff lists with short bios
  • Office locations
  • Weblinks
  • Additional videos or images needed for the topic or consultation

For best results, images should be in square (1:1 image ratio) to avoid clipping and be at least 1080 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  YouTube or uploaded videos should be a minimum of 720p HD (only MP4 format is allowed).  Images and videos will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Detailed Thumbnail? See this link.

Poster (Landscape/Portrait):

Use:

To highlight a specific topic anywhere on your presentation sheets, but displays a larger landscape/portrait image or video poster image, with a title and description. This layout is good way to call attention to topic with a bigger visual impact, especially when using a video.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • A medical practice introduction or philosophy video
  • A procedure, condition, or product video
  • A YouTube video
  • A single landscape illustration or case study
  • A single portrait illustration or case study

For best results, images should be in portrait (3:2 image ratio) or landscape (16:9 image ratio) format to avoid clipping and be at least 640 pixels wide and 960 pixels high at  72 dpi for portrait and 1920 x 1080 at 72 dpi for landscape (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  YouTube or uploaded videos should be a minimum of 720p HD (only MP4 format is allowed).  Images and videos will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Poster (Landscape/Portrait)? See this link.

Single Image Slider:

Use:

To “slide” through a collection of single images to show changes over a duration of time, or options available to the patient.

For best results, images in the slider should be a consistent size and orientation, and be at least 1080 pixels high at 72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed).  To improve page load times, the number of images in a single slider section should be kept below 32 images. Images will be automatically resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Single Image Slider? See this link.

Billboard:

Use:

To highlight a specific image of any size or orientation anywhere on your presentation sheets. This layout is good way to call attention to a single image with the biggest visual impact and does NOT include a title and description. Desired text would need to be included in the image itself.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • A practice special or event advertisement
  • Pre-made print marketing campaign materials
  • An procedure illustration or case study

For best results, image should be at least 1080 pixels high at  72 dpi (only JPEG or PNG formats are allowed). There is no limit to the width of the image.  Images will automatically be resized as needed to best fit the screen size and performance of the TouchMD device.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Billboard? See this link.

Document:

Use:

To display a collection of documents related to the topic such as pre and post procedure instructions.  Patients can open, print, or download the documents

For best results, documents should be in PDF format. Other document formats include Microsoft Word and Excel.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Document? See this link.

Embedded WebPage (Narrow & Wide):

Use:

To embed a HTML element like a widget or web page directly into presentation sheets. Narrow embedded pages are displayed at a width of 300 pixels.  Wide embedded pages are displayed at a width of 785 pixels.

Suggested uses of this layout may include:

  • To display a patient reviews widget (ie. Real Patient Ratings)
  • To display a practice website page

Whenever possible, we recommend using a web link or web video in the Article or Poster layouts instead of using this embedded web layout. Use of more than one embedded layout on a sheet may increase the time it takes to load that sheet in our apps. We can not guarantee the functionality or full compatibility of third party widgets or web pages within embedded layouts. This includes how it functions with our responsive design, particularly its appearance on mobile devices, and if it functions on all apps.

Please consider using urls that have secure (https) domains. Security in the browser does not allow insecure web pages to be displayed on the patient web portal.

What Are the Steps?

Want to learn how to create a Embedded WebPage (Narrow & Wide)? See this link.

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Updated on April 15, 2024

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