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Wayfinding signage at Target
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Wayfinding signage at Target
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Graeme Williams
Posted May 04, 2022 08:28 PM
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Here's something I saw at Target earlier this week:
Target has always had a wayfinding problem because the aisles circle around both vertically and horizontally, and they're labelled with letters in a way which is beyond my understanding at least. Knowing that an item you want is on aisle H13 doesn't help at all, because there's no way to find aisle H13.
In my opinion, libraries need something like this signage at the entrance to help orient new patrons, even if it's just to show what's on each floor, or what's on the right and what's on the left. And the map dispenser box is a great idea, too. But that's not the point I want to make today.
When someone goes to your web site, they judge the organization and ease of navigation against all the other web sites they visit. Equally, if people see this kind of signage often - and they like it - they'll expect it at the library.
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Graeme Williams
Las Vegas, NV
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