Last Updated on June 24, 2023
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What’s Included in the Wayfinding eBook
The Book includes:
- Over 189 pages
- Explanations on all of the key concepts in wayfinding (see below for more info)
- Example audit sheets
- Case study examples
Who Is the Book Suitable for?
If you are any of the following, this eBook can certainly be useful for you:
- Students and academics looking to understand wayfinding more.
- Managers who manage a location whether it be a sports center, airport, train station, hospital, shopping mall, museum, tourist attraction, art gallery and small locations such as pubs, care home and so on, This ebook covers the basic concepts of wayfinding and so should be useful for you all.
No matter what type of location you manage or why you have an interest in wayfinding, this eBook covers all of the fundamentals.
Example Contents
Tell Me More about the Author
The book is written by Dr Paul Symonds who did a PhD in wayfinding as a sociocultural experience. Paul studied wayfinding for 5 years at Cardiff Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom and he lives in the UK.
Paul has also provided wayfinding design consultancy for several clients, including Cardiff Bay Harbour Authority (Wales), Birmingham International Airport (England) and Gatwick Airport (England).
eBook Format
The eBook is delivered as a PDF. You can read it on a computer, send it to an iPad and you can view a PDF on many devices.
Get the Book
Download for FREE: Wayfinding design for Beginners
The book includes:
- What to consider when planning to make a location better for direction finding for all users (including those with mobility issues).
- Signage design considerations when designing signs for wayfinding.
- Consideration for stakeholder needs i.e. commercial income.
- How to analyze and manage wayfinding efficiency and effectiveness.
- User Experience (UX) and the big picture and getting repeat visitors to your location.
Download for FREE: Wayfinding design for Beginners
Dr Paul Symonds has a PhD in Wayfinding from Cardiff Metropolitan University in the UK. Paul works with the signage industry, airports and other locations providing wayfinding audits, consultancy and training.
