The 2019 Court Technology Conference (CTC) had a great turn out! We not only got to demo our court docket displays, but we also had the opportunity to network with individuals in the court industry and learn more about their digital signage needs.
When creating content for your digital signage display, the first step is to define your target audience. If you’re a store owner ask yourself questions such as, “What types of content will be relevant to my customers? and “What age range are my customers, are there specific design elements that will appeal to them more than others?” Through keeping these questions in mind, you can begin to build a strategy on how to create an impactful and memorable digital signage display for your customers, employees, ect. Check out these digital signage design tips for creating a captivating display!
Digital building directories are a sleek, modern approach to traditional static building directories. They are commonly seen in malls and tourist-heavy areas, and are easy to read and visually appealing. They are also customizable, cost-efficient, and easy to manage. Now that we know some of the benefits of this solution, let’s walk through 5 crucial tips for implementing a digital building directory.
Meeting room signs are a must-have for companies that prioritize efficiency! On average, 40% of employees waste up to 30 minutes a day looking for a meeting space. Employees no longer have to waste their valuable time searching for an empty meeting room. Instead, they can easily see when a room is taken on a digital meeting room sign, and a shared booking calendar app will allow them to book rooms in advance! Let’s take a look at the various benefits and perks of installing meeting room signs:
One of the main advantages of digital signage is that content can be updated as often as you want. Unlike costly static signs that have to be designed and manufactured when content changes, all it takes with digital signage is a few clicks for you to update digital signage content.
Digital signage screen design is unlike designing for any other screen. Where mobile design takes an up-close-and-personal approach, design for the digital signage screen must consider viewer distance, the context of the user, and other unusual technical constraints.
Merely having digital signage displays available to your audiences is not enough. People crave information that is highly relevant and easily digestible so that they can spend more time doing what they want, rather than trying to decipher the meaning of a message on a sign. That’s why it is essential to build out a content and design guide for your digital displays.
Every detail of digital signage design matters. From background colors and images to font types, each element has just as much influence on your message as the actual written content. The wrong choices can not only make the signage text difficult to read, but it can also give the wrong impression to your audience.
With that in mind, our three-part Digital Signage Fonts Guide will look at best practices for selecting the font type, the font color and font pairings for your digital signage content.
When designing content for display on a digital sign, typography is often overlooked. As inconsequential as it may seem, your choice of font says a lot about how you want your audience to perceive your brand, and it can make a huge difference on how legible your content is from certain distances.
Our three-part Digital Signage Font Guide will look at best practices for selecting the font type, the font color and font pairings for your digital signage content.
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