Wayfinding best practice basics. Lets start with the core purpose…
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Open for everyone. Universal design is a declaration of respect for humanity…
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Proven wayfinding frameworks. Check established models for those with the most value for your location…
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Distinctive features make memorable spaces. Make it easy to recognise by name…
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Clear, concise, consistent. Resist the long list. Ensure everything has just one name…
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Name consistency. The same language used across all touch points…
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Complex systems can be broken down into unfolding hierarchies of information…
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Simplify directions with groups and consistency…
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Setting the right size. Cap heights for distance and pace…
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Use the safe zone for everything critical…
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Design for the viewing distance. Allow people to absorb information on approach…
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Heights and placement for visually impaired…
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Electronic signs – angles, placement and considerations…
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Walk the diagram. User test the scheme…
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Expectations specified down to the nuts and bolts…
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An all clear for installation day…
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Watch how humans respond. Feed it back into the design…
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A commitment to style for continued system integrity…
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