This blog addresses three types of signage when one deals
with wayfinding techniques and methods. Three important wayfinding signage
categories are: identification, directional, and orientation. Under each type
of signage, one is given tips that will improve and create efficient wayfinding
signage for the public and users.
This
information is already a direct help for answering questions when our group
begins to discuss the possible solution for handicap accessibility in both
Marvin Hall and the Art&Design Building. We can now consider and limit the
color palette to blue, gray, or orange because these colors are common colors employed
to be recognizable but they are not utilized during emergency situations. I
really enjoyed reading the information about font sizing and spacing techniques
because these will be great guidelines when we form and initiate our solution
among users.
This blog has also clarified what my group and I should try
to address, while still making it feasible. Overall, this blog article
addresses how one needs to be consistent and specific with signage, otherwise;
one will not be helping the situation.
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