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ADA Signage Guidelines: How Color and Contrast Make Signs Readable for Everyone

ADA Signage Guidelines: How Color and Contrast Make Signs Readable for Everyone

Think ADA signs are all about Braille plaques? The rules that touch nearly every sign are color, contrast, and legibility. See what ADA signage guidelines require, when tactile and Braille actually apply, and how to design accessible signs from the first pass. Read the full guide.

Common Mistakes in Custom Sign Design (and How to Avoid Them)

Common Mistakes in Custom Sign Design (and How to Avoid Them)

Poor material selection, crowded layouts, and skipped proofing are the most common custom sign design mistakes. Learn what to watch for before your project goes to fabrication.

5 Tips for Designing an Eye-Catching Sign

5 Tips for Designing an Eye-Catching Sign

According to the National Park Service, a sign has 3 seconds to hook a viewer, 30 seconds if they are hooked, and 3 minutes to keep the viewer engaged if they are very interested. If you are unable to captivate your audience within 3 seconds, your message will be lost.