The height of the hanging position of the signage is not arbitrary, but contains profound attention and consideration. In the city's bustling streets, business districts, parks, and even corporate office buildings and factory floors, signage plays a vital role, acting as a silent guide to guide people forward.
The height of the signage needs to take into account the visual habits of the human body. If it is too high, it is easy to cause visual fatigue and even fail to notice the content of the logo; If it is too low, it may lose its due indication due to occlusion. Therefore, the designers carefully measure and calculate to ensure that the signage is in the best position for people to see.
The height of the signage also needs to be in harmony with the surrounding environment. In wide plazas, signage may need to be hung higher so that it can be clearly seen from a distance; In narrow corridors or corridors, the height needs to be lowered to avoid a sense of oppression.
Different signage also has different height requirements. For example, safety warning signs often need to be hung low so that they can be quickly brought to people's attention in an emergency; Advertising signs, on the other hand, may need to be hung higher so that they can be clearly seen from multiple angles.