Information is presented on a touchscreen display. An available viewing surface area of the touchscreen is separated into a first zone and at least a second zone. The first zone is operable for presenting a critical portion of the information. The second zone is operable for receiving haptic user in
Information is presented on a touchscreen display. An available viewing surface area of the touchscreen is separated into a first zone and at least a second zone. The first zone is operable for presenting a critical portion of the information. The second zone is operable for receiving haptic user inputs. Usage of the first zone and the second zone are coordinated. The presentation of the critical information in the first separated zone, and/or a prompt related to at least one of the one or more haptic user inputs may be controlled based on the coordinated usage.
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1. A method for presenting information on a touchscreen display device, the method comprising the steps of: separating an available viewing surface area of the touchscreen display device into a first zone, the first zone operable for presenting a critical portion of the information, and at least a s
1. A method for presenting information on a touchscreen display device, the method comprising the steps of: separating an available viewing surface area of the touchscreen display device into a first zone, the first zone operable for presenting a critical portion of the information, and at least a second zone operable for receiving one or more haptic user inputs; andcoordinating a usage of the first zone and the at least second zone based at least in part on an input corresponding to one or more of a plurality of operating environment characteristics that relate to a lighting condition proximate to the touchscreen display device. 2. The method as described in claim 1 wherein, based on the coordinated usage, the presentation of the critical information in the first separated zone is controlled. 3. The method as described in claim 1 wherein, based on the coordinated usage, at least one of the one or more haptic user inputs is prompted. 4. The method as described in claim 1, further comprising: monitoring one or more of a plurality of characteristics relating to an operating environment in which the touchscreen display device is used; andadjusting an operating characteristic of the touchscreen display device wherein, based on the monitored one or more characteristics, a visibility characteristic of the presented information is modified. 5. The method as described in claim 4 wherein the plurality of characteristics relating to an operating environment in which the touchscreen display is used relates to one or more of a location of the touchscreen display within a host, an orientation of the touchscreen display within the host, a location of the host, an orientation of the host, a current time of day, a current date, a weather condition, or an input from a user of the touchscreen display in relation to at least one of the plurality of operating environment characteristics. 6. The method as described in claim 1, further comprising: monitoring at least one characteristic relating to a visibility of the information presented on the touchscreen display device;comparing the monitored at least one characteristic to a reference target, which is stored in relation thereto; andperforming an action based on the comparison. 7. The method as described in claim 6, wherein the action performed comprises one or more of: recommending a cleaning of at least a portion of the touchscreen display device viewing surface; oradjusting an operating characteristic of the touchscreen display device wherein the visibility characteristic of the presented information is modified. 8. The method as described in claim 1, wherein the separating step comprises: allocating a first portion of the available viewing surface area to the first zone; andallocating a second portion of the available viewing surface area to the at least second zone, wherein the allocated second portion is spatially segregated, at least partially, from the first allocated portion. 9. The method as described in claim 8, wherein the allocated second portion is disposed peripherally in relation to the allocated first portion. 10. The method as described in claim 8, further comprising: monitoring the at least second zone in relation to the receiving of the one or more haptic user inputs;evaluating a usage history of the touchscreen display device based on the monitoring of the at least second zone in relation to the receiving of the one or more haptic user inputs; andchanging the allocation of one or more of the first zone or the at least second zone based on the evaluated usage history. 11. A system operable for presenting information, the system comprising: a display component comprising a viewing surface and operable for rendering the presented information visually over an available area of the viewing surface;a touchscreen component comprising a transparent material, disposed over at least a portion of the available viewing surface area of the display component, and operable for receiving one or more haptic user inputs; anda controller component operable for separating the available viewing surface area of the display component into a first zone over which the information is presented, and at least a second zone conforming to at least a portion of the touchscreen component and over which at least a portion of the haptic user inputs are received, the controller further operable for coordinating a usage of the first zone and a usage of the at least second zone based at least in part on an input corresponding to one or more of a plurality of operating environment characteristics that relate to a lighting condition proximate to the display component. 12. The system as described in claim 11 wherein, based on the coordinated usage, the presentation of the critical information in the first separated zone is controlled. 13. The system as described in claim 11 wherein, based on the coordinated usage, at least one of the one or more haptic user inputs is prompted. 14. The system as described in claim 11 wherein the controller component is further operable for: monitoring one or more of a plurality of characteristics relating to an operating environment in which the touchscreen display device is used; andadjusting an operating characteristic of the touchscreen display device wherein, based on the monitored one or more characteristics, a visibility characteristic of the presented information is modified. 15. The system as described in claim 11 wherein the controller component is further operable for: monitoring at least one characteristic relating to a visibility of the information presented on the touchscreen display device;comparing the monitored at least one characteristic to a reference target, which is stored in relation thereto; andperforming an action based on the comparison. 16. The system as described in claim 15, wherein the action performed comprises one or more of: recommending a cleaning of at least a portion of the touchscreen display device viewing surface; oradjusting an operating characteristic of the touchscreen display device wherein the visibility characteristic of the presented information is modified. 17. The system as described in claim 11, wherein the separating the available viewing surface area of the display component into a first zone and at least a second zone comprises:allocating a first portion of the available viewing surface area to the first zone; andallocating a second portion of the available viewing surface area to the at least second zone, wherein the allocated second portion is spatially segregated from the first allocated portion. 18. The system as described in claim 17, wherein the allocated second portion is disposed peripherally in relation to the allocated first portion. 19. The system as described in claim 18 wherein the controller component is further operable for: monitoring the at least second zone in relation to the receiving of the one or more haptic user inputs;evaluating a usage history of the touchscreen display device based on the monitoring of the at least second zone in relation to the receiving of the one or more haptic user inputs; andchanging the allocation of one or more of the first zone or the at least second zone based on the evaluated usage history. 20. A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions, which upon execution by a processor device are operable for causing or controlling a computer based process for presenting information on a touchscreen display, the process comprising the steps of: separating an available viewing surface area of the touchscreen display device into a first zone, the first zone operable for presenting a critical portion of the information, and at least a second zone operable for receiving one or more haptic user inputs; andcoordinating a usage of the first zone and a usage of the at least second zone based at least in part on an input corresponding to one or more of a plurality of operating environment characteristics that relate to a lighting condition proximate to the touchscreen display device.
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