New ImpactSigns.com Website Points The Way To Improved Signage

[Eric Ward - URLwire]

Announce Date: May 4, 2012

New ImpactSigns.com Website Points The Way To Improved Signage

Interactive features push the envelope on signage design

URL: http://www.ImpactSigns.com 

Impact Signs (http://www.ImpactSigns.com) has launched a new website filled with innovative features that bring a fresh approach to architectural signage. Corporate signs have never been so easy to create.

The new site includes an extensive gallery of vivid, detailed images that help designers move ideas from the drawing board to reality. Detailed specifications give architects the information they need to create accurate specifications. Charts that demonstrate color and texture help to determine the best options. The website adds new sources of inspiration to the industrial design toolbox and provides resources that streamline signage design and development.

Architectural signage helps shape an organization's brand identity. Architects and designers can incorporate a company's trademarks, logos, distinctive fonts, and other branding elements in a sign to create a unique, attention-getting corporate sign. 

Small business signs and massive corporate signs alike make an all-important first impression on customers, vendors, employees and other visitors to a facility. Business signs also serve other useful purposes. Organizations need signage throughout their facilities to direct visitors to entrances, elevators, conference rooms and rest rooms. Signage also helps companies comply with regulations that require labeling of exits and accessibility features. From the parking lot to the board room, architectural signs communicate with everyone who sees them.

The redesigned Impact Signs website supports a wide range of corporate signs, bronze plaques and dimensional letters for business facilities and interior design projects. Impact Signs designs, produces and installs custom signs, business signs, and corporate office signs nationwide

Posted by Eric Ward on 5/04/12
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