To combat installation challenges in windows and mac platforms (since the primary development operating system (OS) was Linux), a Docker image was created using a Linux OS base image to encapsulate Shinyscreen along with its dependencies. This allowed Shinyscreen to run seamlessly on Windows through Docker Desktop, circumventing the compatibility issues and enabling a consistent, reliable environment for the users. The Docker image, which includes all necessary dependencies and configurations, is now available in the container registry . This approach not only resolved the installation and execution issues but also enhances the portability of the software, making it more accessible to a broader range of users across different operating systems. This solution also paved the way for the next phase of the project's deployment, where the Docker container can be easily integrated into a variety of platforms and computing environments, including cloud-based systems, local servers, and multi-user configurations, while also optimizing the deployment and scalability of Shinyscreen.