Car Interior Walls: This is the primary space for graphic application. Various materials can be used, such as decorative metal panels, stainless steel, or colored glass. Goal: To provide an attractive, easy-to-maintain, and impact-resistant design. Lobby Entrance Facades: Graphics here enhance the external appearance of the lift in large buildings (like hotels and malls) through superior finishes and innovative lighting. Control Panel & Indicators: Designing the arrows and visual cues on the doors or indicator panel to reflect elegance and simplicity, making it easy for the user to understand directions. Design Lighting: Controlling the lighting (such as warm or cool lighting, or a star ceiling effect) through advanced technologies to create a comfortable or luxurious ambiance. 2. Factors Influencing Design: The elevator's graphic design must harmonize with: Building Type and Function: Luxury Residential Buildings: Designs tend toward luxury and comfort, using glass, fine wood, and marble. Modern Commercial Buildings and Offices: Practical and dynamic designs focusing on efficiency, using stainless steel and integrating touch screens. Historical/Cultural Buildings: Integrating modern design sensitively to preserve the building's traditional character. User Psychological Comfort: A comfortable and beautiful design provides a pleasant experience and reduces feelings of boredom or anxiety during waiting or transit. 3. Motion Graphics Related to Elevators: Motion graphics are used in elevator companies' marketing campaigns to simplify and display complex services, such as: Clearly explaining elevator maintenance steps. Presenting attractive advertisements for new products and technologies.