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Safety signs are visual cues that warn customers of potential hazards and help improve general safety. Due to their critical role in promoting customer safety, these signs should be clear and legible. A few font styles are best suited for achieving this important goal.

Business signs are most effective when they communicate the store’s message to all customers, regardless of disability status. As a result, ADA-compliant signage is important. ADA signs are a convenience to all customers and must follow guidelines for when and how they are to be displayed.

Federal law mandates the display of ADA-compliant signs in all new government, public and commercial buildings and those that undergo renovations. Penalties, including hefty fines, can be issued for noncompliance to hang ADA signs in areas where they are required.

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At Divine Signs, we specialize in transformations. There is nothing more gratifying for us than being able to help our customers transform a wall, entrance, vehicle, or facility. The reason why signage transformations can be so impactful, is because signs represent your company in one way or another.

If you own or work at an office building, school, hospital, or church, you are most likely familiar with ADA Signage. ADA Signage are signs that must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, which ensures that those with special needs have the proper access to public places and facilities. Here are just a few of the of the ADA Signage requirements.ADA SignsThese signs are typically fabricated with raised text and braille.All text must fall between a specific size range.Signs must be inst...

In the signage industry, we deal with FONTS on a daily basis. Nearly every sign incorporates text in one way or another. Now, although you may think you know your fonts pretty well, you may be interested to see which POPULAR FONTS we believe you should do your best to stay away from.When fabricating signs, there are 3 THINGS you must consider when evaluating your choice in font.1.

I think we can all agree that a sign is a good thing to have at our businesses. But just how much of a difference does a sign REALLY make? Most of us see a sign as a way to complete our building, make it look more professional, or even as a way to make your building “prettier”.

Wayfinding and directional signage has become an increasingly important element of creating positive visitor and customer experiences. In a fast-paced world people need to know exactly where they’re going with no confusion.This type of signage spans from reception signs to complex maps for large spaces. Businesses that experience high volumes of people particularly benefit from wayfinding and directional signage to ease the flow of visitors.