This new CD combines a PDF of the complete book, How to Estimate & Price Signs, plus it includes sample Excel files and instructions on how to use them to do your own estimating and pricing.
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The online publication is compiling a six-part, sign-related series
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As many municipalities and states ponder such restrictions and digtal-sign bans and restrictive code modifications, it's positive refreshing to see a member of the general media recognize the vital role signs play -- and how a poorly planned sign system can exact negative, even tragic, consequences. Slate's Julia Turner has written a six-part series, which the online magazine will publish through March 11, that addresses various aspects of the key role signs play in public spaces. The subhead of the first article nicely summarizes signage as an unsung societal hero: "[Signs are] the most useful thing you pay no attention to." Signmakers certainly want to convey an implication to customers that signs are ignored, but the line certainly attests to how underappreciated signage can be.
To review the first two parts, visit:
The Secret Language of Signs
Lost in Penn Station
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