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Wayfinding > Best Practices > 07 a
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a.
Design district or street scavenger hunt applications that work for small, providing rewards along the route and encouraging urban stewardship.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 06 d
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d.
Ensure the compatibility of print logos and color palettes with print media and mobile technology applications.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 06 c
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c.
Choose colors and typeface for wayfinding elements to reflect the physical and cultural context to strengthen links and connections between areas.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 06 b
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b.
Use branded logos and icons to help further define the shape, scale and dimensions of wayfinding hardware.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 06 a
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a.
Where appropriate, develop branded logos or icons that reference widely recognized features of the area.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 05 e
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e.
Use a minimalist approach to wayfinding around urban corridors with significant views to let the destination speak for itself.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 05 d
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d.
Develop sign codes that encourage private realm signage to complement rather than compete with public wayfinding.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 05 c
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c.
Identify features that are best replaced with mobile technology applications.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 05 b
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b.
Go through a prioritization process to limit the number of wayfinding features and the amount of content permitted per feature.
Wayfinding > Best Practices > 05 a
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a.
Use plans and maps with a heads-up rather than north-up orientation that simulates on-the-ground user experience.
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