Braille signage pairs raised braille dots with standard printed text, so the same sign works whether or not a visitor can see it — one board, two ways of reading it.
Height and position matter as much as content here, since a braille panel that's readable but mounted in the wrong place doesn't actually help anyone.
Consistency across the set
Colours, symbols and typography stay consistent across every sign in the system, which makes a space easier to navigate for a first-time visitor, sighted or not.
Fitting it at the right height
Installation follows the route itself, with each panel mounted at the correct height for tactile reading rather than wherever's easiest to fix.
Getting braille signage right
- Braille and standard text combined on every sign
- Consistent design language across the full system
- Positioning and height set for tactile reading
- Compliant formats where accessibility standards apply
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