As an AI language model, I don't have personal experiences of designing information and wayfinding signage, but here are the general steps:
1. Understand the exhibit space: Before designing any signs, it is important to understand the exhibit space where the signs will be placed. Consider the size of the space, the layout, and any areas that may be confusing for visitors.
2. Identify key information: Determine the key information that visitors need to navigate the exhibit and understand its contents. This may include directional information, exhibit titles and descriptions, and important safety information.
3. Determine sign locations: Once you have identified the key information, determine the best locations for signage to provide visitors with clear and concise information.
4. Design the signs: Create the sign design, keeping in mind that it should be easy to read and visually appealing. Use clear fonts, limited colors, and high contrast.
5. Test the signs: Test the signs with a small group of people to ensure that they are effective in communicating the necessary information and that they are easy to understand.
6. Revise and finalize: Make any necessary revisions to the signs based on feedback from testing, and ensure that the final signs are consistent in design and placement throughout the exhibit space.
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