The Works

Since everyone seemed to take photos of close ups of the signage, I chose to look at them from another perspective. What could be improved. Overall, I enjoyed the trip to The Works and I felt most of the musuem was APE, however I felt the signage didn't really draw the visitor in.

This was their opening sign, which I did really like as the inside of the "O" moved so it looked like it was spinning. I felt it grabbed the visitors attention because of it's placement within the exhibit. It wasn't directly in the front, but more in the middle of the exhibit which allowed for the visitor to immerse into the room.

This signage really got my attention just because of how small the font was. It was a really cool exhibit, but it was hard to want to read a lot about it as the font size was small and there was a lot of text. I felt that the creator of the exhibit could have just created a little blurb about what was happening. 

This exhibit didn't have any signage near it, which was different to me. When I first approached it, I didn't notice any signs, so it left the visitor to understand on their own. Although this was pretty self explainitory, I felt a few bigger signs that helped show steps would have been helpful.

Lastly, in the design lab most of it was APE and hands on which didn't require a ton of signage, which was why I did like these signs. I thought the abstract viewpoint was interesting and it was different from any other signs I had seen in a musuem.