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Cream applications slide showing two dark directional signs with color-coded level bars and QR codes mounted in museum interiors.
Summary
A directional-signage slide: a small "Navigational Signage" label at left, with two photographs of dark wall-mounted directional signs that share a color-coded level bar and QR codes.
Visual description
Cream chapter background with a thin terracotta top bar. A small bold sans-serif label, "Navigational Signage", sits at far left. The right area holds two interior photographs. The first sign reads "NATIVE AMERICAN / CAFE DIA" with a right arrow, circular search and sort icons, a QR code, and a magenta "LEVEL 1" bar at the bottom; a black "WATER STATION" sign with a droplet icon and a chrome cup dispenser sit beside it. The second sign, mounted on a warm wood column, lists "RENAISSANCE / MEDIEVAL / SPECIAL EXIBITIONS SOUTH" and "SPECIAL EXIBITIONS CENTRAL" with arrows, a QR code, and a teal "LEVEL 2" bar. The base hairline footer reads "36 / BRAND GUIDELINES / APPLICATIONS".
Key takeaway
A consistent directional-sign template, dark panel, listed destinations with arrows, utility icons, QR code, and a colored level bar, where only the level color changes per floor. The repeated frame plus changing accent makes the whole wayfinding family read as one system.
Reuse notes
A reusable model for modular directional signage tied to a level-color scheme (here magenta L1, teal L2, matching the wall map and kiosk). The QR code integrates digital wayfinding. Strong for museums, transit, and large interiors.
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