Signage design is the process of making signs like wayfinding, directional, and other signs that look good and work well. This service includes making designs that are easily read, understood, and moved around. The designs will be made to fit the needs of the client and will fit in with their overall branding and marketing efforts. We design high-quality custom signs for your brand.
TYPES OF SIGNAGE
Yard Signs:
Yard signs are small signs often used to advertise political campaigns and real estate or point people in the right direction. They are usually made of corrugated plastic or cardboard and can be put in front yards, on street corners, and in other public places. As a senior graphics designer, I made designs that caught people’s eyes and got the message across.
Billboards:
Billboards are large outdoor advertising structures often found along highways, busy roads, and other places with a lot of traffic. They come in different sizes and are made to reach a wide range of people. As a senior graphics designer, I made attractive billboards that were easy to read from a distance and got the message across well.
Banners:
Banners are large, portable signs that can be used for advertising, promoting events, or directing traffic, among other things. You can hang them from buildings or poles or put them on walls. As a senior graphics designer, I make banners that are interesting to look at, easy to read and get the message across well.
Roll-Ups:
Roll-up banners can be pulled out and set up easily at events, trade shows, and other places. Most of the time, they are made of vinyl or another durable material, and they can be put up vertically or horizontally. As a senior graphics designer, I made designs for roll-up banners that were appealing to the eye, easy to read, and got the message across well.
Wayfinding Signs:
Wayfinding signs help people find their way around a building, an outdoor space, or another place. They tell people where the exits, restrooms, elevators, and other important places are. As a senior graphic designer, I make signs that help people find their way, are easy to read, look good, and get the message across.
Directional Signs:
Directional signs help people find their way to a certain place or destination. You can use them indoors or outdoors; most of the time, they have arrows or other symbols that show the way to go. As a senior graphic designer, it was my job to make clear, easy-to-read signs that told people where to go.
Warning Signs:
These signs warn people about possible dangers or hazards. You can use them in construction sites, factories, or public spaces. As a senior graphics designer, I make warning signs that are easy to spot and read and get the message across clearly.
Menu Signs:
Menu signs show what you can buy in restaurants, cafes, or other places serving food. You can put them on walls, counters, and other flat surfaces, and they can be printed on many different kinds of paper. As a senior graphic designer, I make menu signs that are attractive to look at, easy to read, and get the message across well.
Pylons:
Pylons are tall, cylinder-shaped signs often used for advertising outside or showing people where to go. You can use them to name buildings, show people how to get to certain places or advertise goods or services. As a senior graphics designer, I made aesthetically pleasing designs for towers that are easy to read and get the message across well.
A-Boards:
A-Boards are portable signs that can be moved to different places and set up quickly. Most of the time, they are used for advertising, publicizing events, or directing traffic. As a senior graphics designer, I make A-board designs that are visually appealing, easy to read and convey the message well.
Window Graphics:
Window graphics are stickers or graphics made of vinyl that are applied to windows or other glass surfaces. You can use them to advertise, make a brand, or just look nice. As a senior graphics designer, I make window graphics appealing to the eye, easy to read, and effective at getting the message across.
Signage design is the art of making pictures and text for signs and other forms of advertising and communication. Signage can be anything from directional signs to trade show displays and even systems that help people find their way. Signage design is important in branding and marketing because it helps a business or organization show the same image and send the same message.
A good sign design is easy to read, stands out, and fits with the image and values of the brand. It should also be well-made and attractive to draw the attention of the people you want to see it. A good sign design should also consider how to use the sign, where it will go, and any applicable rules and regulations.
The four main types of signage are:
Wayfinding Signage: Signs that help people find their way include: This type of sign helps people find their way around a building, campus, or outdoor space.
Informational Signage: These signs, like safety signs, product signs, and informational posters, give information or instructions.
Promotional Signage: Signs like banners, trade show displays, and point-of-sale signs are used to promote a product, event, or service.
Identification Signage: Identification signs, like building and directional signs, are used to identify a business, building, or location.
- Building signs
- Trade show displays
- Banners
- Directional signs
- Wayfinding systems
- Product signs
- Informational posters
- Point-of-sale signs
- Safety signs
Follow these steps to make a design for a signboard:
- Find out what is important to your target audience and what they want in a sign.
- Set goals for the sign, such as what you want to say to your target audience and what you want the sign to do (e.g. attract attention, provide information, promote a product)
- Choose the right type of sign for your needs, such as a building sign, banner, or trade show display.
- Make rough sketches and ideas to try out different design ideas.
- Make changes to your design based on feedback and testing.
- Create the final design, including the graphics, typography, and layout.
- Make sure the design of the sign meets any legal or industry-specific rules, like size and placement limits.
To make signs, you will need to do the following:
- Do research on your target audience and competitors to find out what is important to them and what they want in a sign.
- Establish your sign’s goals, such as what you want to say to your target audience and what you want the sign to do (e.g., attract attention, provide information, or promote a product).
- Select the appropriate type of sign for your needs (for example, a building sign, a trade show display, or a banner).
- Make changes to your design based on feedback and testing.
- Create the final design, including the graphics, typography, and layout.
- Make sure the design of the sign meets any legal or industry-specific rules, like size and placement limits.