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Start a project and our team will help you outfit your building with accessible signage that meets the requirements and makes a strong impression on visitors and employees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which signs need to be ADA compliant?
In general, any publicly accessible sign that identifies a permanent room, exit, functional space or accessible feature of a facility must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. That covers restrooms, suite and room numbers, stairwells, exits and similar signs. If you are not sure which signs in your building apply, we can walk through them with you.
Can you make ADA-compliant wayfinding signs?
Yes. We design wayfinding and room signs to ADA requirements, including high-contrast colors, tactile lettering and Braille. Our team also makes sure the signs fit your branding and the rest of your building's directories and wayfinding signs, so accessible signs look like part of the design instead of an afterthought.
What makes an ADA sign easy to read?
Easy-to-read typefaces, non-glare backgrounds and characters, high dark-to-light contrast between the text and the background, and letter sizes matched to the viewing distance. Those details help every visitor, including people with low vision, find their way without asking for help.
