Creating accessible street signs for the visually impaired is crucial for inclusive urban spaces. Here are key tips for sign-makers:

• High Contrast and Bold Fonts – Use dark text on light backgrounds and bold sans-serif fonts in larger sizes for better readability.
• Clear and Simple Language – Use short, understandable phrases and avoid jargon.
• Braille and Tactile Elements – Incorporate braille and embossed letters for those who read by touch.
• Proper Sign Placement – Position signs at a consistent height, free from obstructions and glare.
• Audio Output and Technology – Integrate audio functions or smartphone apps for audible information.
• Consider Lighting Conditions – Ensure adequate lighting without glare or shadows.
• User Testing and Feedback – Involve visually impaired individuals in testing and gather feedback.
• Universal Design Principles – Use intuitive designs that everyone can understand.
• Regulatory Compliance – Follow local accessibility standards and regulations.
• Continual Evaluation and Improvement Regularly update signs based on feedback and new technologies.