Digital printing has transformed virtually every aspect of the sign and graphics industry, including wayfinding and architectural signs. And improvements in technology and equipment have increased the number of possibilities available, from methodologies to materials.
As we’ve discussed previously, while designers focus on aesthetics, every signage project needs an operations team comprised of highly experienced permit specialists who review the municipal code library and have established relationships with city planners to expedite the approval process and ensure sign permits are secured in a timely fashion, providing clients with hassle-free permit acquisition.
When programming and designing interactive hotel signage, it’s important to work with a partner who not only understands the hospitality industry, but also understands the types and quantity of signage as well as how to incorporate eye-catching design elements and customized, interactive signage and wayfinding solutions.
Below, we will outline the steps, considerations, and expectations for programming and designing your interactive hotel signage.
A creative, branded, compelling sign can set your business apart from its competition while helping you establish your brand identity. But here’s an oft-overlooked secret to kick-off our myth-busting list: sign companies don’t have the design expertise needed for great signage. With the right signage partner, you can get both – for the price of one. A strategic signage partner can help you explore all branding and display factors to make sure that you select the right products for their intended applications while securing a return on investment aligned with your business objectives.
So here, we’ve listed five common myths about branding and signage and debunked each so you can make the best, most informed decision for your business.
Hospitals and other healthcare facilities face incredibly unique challenges – and opportunities – when it comes to signage. One of the most difficult challenges of healthcare wayfinding design is imagining how new visitors to a health care facility will respond and interpret your signage.
And in healthcare environments, signage is particularly critical due to the nature of the population: Patients who are ill or injured, under stress, and generally unfamiliar with hospitals or clinics are at a disadvantage when trying to find their way, as are the visitors who come to see them.
There are many instances where a hotel will work with solely with a branding agency on guest experience and branding for a hotel but often, it doesn’t align well with the sheer volume of signage most hotel properties need. From a guest experience perspective as well as an ADA-compliance perspective, there is a lot more to hotel signage than aesthetics, and your interactive signage partner should know what – and exactly how much – will bridge the gap between design and functionality.
Design-build seems to be gaining ground in project management and construction – and it’s easy to see why. With a single, expert entity owning the entire process of a custom signage project, the result is minimized costs, streamlined schedules, and increased efficiency.
We get it: The end result of the fabrication and installation of commercial signage – is arguably the most exciting part of the sign design process, and probably yields the best reactions. However, it can be argued that what goes on behind the scenes is just as exciting.
In fact, fabrication and installation is just one step in the overall process for a successful commercial sign project. Below is an in-depth guide into some of the details that go into how commercial architectural signage is made.
When it comes to choosing eye-catching signage for your business, there are many options to choose from. Two popular options are LED and neon. While neon was once a popular option, LED has clear benefits across the board.
From installation to maintenance to energy efficiency, here are eight reasons why we recommend LED signage for your business.
Wayfinding is an essential part of your business facility and branding and can be so much more than directional signage.
Whenever your clients enter a building, they have to make immediate decisions. While they may have an idea as to the general location of where they are going, wayfinding guides them through a form of spatial problem-solving.
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