A complete system CCF from the Netherlands for the following devices.

I designed this layout for my brother-in-law's new home theater system. His parents don't read English, and with over 5 remote controls it seems watching a DVD is more complicated than it should be. I designed all the panels with big Chinese characters so it is easier to read. The layout is task based and as idiot proof as possible. I even replaced the home icon with custom one with chinese characters. The layouts only have basic buttons - the ones they use often.

After many years of use, I am finally sending in my system file. I worked on my functionality first and graphics second. I think my home page concept is girlfriend resilient.

This configuration is designed for the Sky digital satellite user. Most panels give direct access to the various devices and sub-menus. Each device is contained on only two pages. Each page has TV on/off and other common buttons always in the same position for ease of use. Left hard button is used for changing TV extention and right hard button for screen size. I'm very pleased with it as it works very well and is very user-friendly. Home page shows devices on left for cinema room and devices on right for lounge.

This configuration is designed primarily for my wife to be able to use the system with as few buttons as possible, with buttons for specific tasks like "watch a DVD" or "Shutdown".

This is a complete system CCF based on Andy Merrill's Blob 'n' Bar CCF, which has good contrast for the B&W screen with large buttons. This CCF also includes a full keyboard for the HTPC.

My new CCF, done with the large choice of items found in this excellent website, plus some original bitmaps and logos. Special thanks to Buxe and Bertrand Gillis.

This CCF has a task-based user interface that maximizes ease-of-use for casual and advanced users, while providing full access to all the devices' remote commands for complete end user control.

Clear and simple CCF based on others found here.

Hope this might help some one save some time or generate some ideas. Many of the icons (and even the design) were borrowed and modified from other submissions on Remote Central - though some have been created (those for XM radio stations). Device codes are on hidden pages and all other buttons are aliased so the codes can be adapted for other models with minimal effort.