Design the Perfect Sign for Your Business in St. Catharines
We know it’s not just a sign, it’s your business.
Designing a Sign
A sign’s effectiveness largely depends on how easy it is for people driving or walking by to see and understand it. To maximize readability, a sign’s design must be observable, obvious, clear, and understandable. To make sure that your sign is observable and readable in time for potential customers to see it and stop by your establishment, it is a good idea to work with a sign designer.
To create a sign that is effective, careful design is required. The custom sign designers at Signs St. Catharines consider both specifics, such as your brand, typefaces, and colours, as well as more general concepts, such as readability and traffic patterns. If you haven’t hired a graphic designer to create your signage and designs, if you want to succeed you’ll probably need their assistance.
More goes into sign graphic design than simply enhancing the sign’s appearance. The building location’s specifications must be met in terms of size, positioning, illumination, and other aspects.
Professional sign companies will understand all of this without a doubt. However, it’s imperative that you have a fundamental understanding of design and lighting requirements in order to communicate with your sign company more effectively.
Types of Signs we Design
We are a premier signage design firm serving St. Catharines and the Niagara Region. We create illuminated and non-illuminated signage such as neon, LED signage, window graphics, and more.
This includes but is not limited to:
- Building signage design
- Store signage design
- Restaurant signage design
- Vehicle graphics design
- Window graphics design
- business sign design
- outdoor signage design
- real estate sign design
- church signage design
- wayfinding signage design
- Print design
The hallmark of a great custom sign is its simplicity. You only have a few seconds to address the crowd, so the more simple and straightforward your sign, the faster it will be read and understood. Concentrate on creating signs with few words that clearly convey the intended message. It is best to avoid using more than two fonts in a single design because it can be confusing.