Desktop and Kiosk Launch Readiness Checklist

Teams planning installed apps, offline-capable tools, kiosk workflows, field stations, or device-connected software. Use this checklist before building desktop or kiosk software. It focuses on the installed environment, operator flow, packaging, updates, and support paths that determine whether launch stays controlled.

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Checklist

Define the target devices, operating systems, permissions, and hardware access.
Decide which workflows must work offline or recover after connectivity loss.
Plan installation, signing, distribution, updates, and rollback expectations.
Map kiosk lock-down, admin access, restart, and support recovery paths.
List device QA scenarios, peripherals, local storage, and sync behavior.
Define logging, handover, ownership, and post-launch support needs.

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Use the checklist to improve decisions before build

Installed software needs a release plan before the final build package.

Offline behavior should be designed as a workflow, not an error message.

Kiosk recovery paths matter when no developer is standing next to the device.

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