First and foremost, the importance of following ADA regulations is to make sure all people feel welcomed and safe in your establishment. ADA signs serve as necessary tools for the visually and sensory impaired, to ensure they have equal access to information as those without physical impairment. On the other hand, it is simply the law, and installing proper signage can save you from expensive fines and lawsuits. Now, when you think of ADA signs, what comes to mind? A blue and white metal sign? Stick figures? While it's true your signs need to meet certain criteria, it doesn't mean they need to look boring! The good news is, there are several ways to customize your signs to match the look and feel of your building. Take for example the ADA signage we created for Heritage Flex Academy. You'll notice how seamlessly the ADA signs blend with their accent colors. The end result? Signs that don't compromise design. MATERIAL / DESIGN:  Non-Glare Acrylic (panel), second surface paint (custom colors), white tactile (letters), Grade II braille beads MATERIAL / DESIGN: Non-Glare Acrylic (panel), second surface paint (custom colors), white tactile (letters), Grade II braille beads MATERIAL / DESIGN: Non-Glare Acrylic (panel), second surface paint (custom colors), white tactile (letters), Grade II braille beads From designing to installing, Sign Distinction can provide expert advice on ADA signage. We produce ADA signs in-house, using the best equipment and technology. Whether you need insight on what kinds of materials to use, what the requirements are, or help with installation, we’re here to support you through the process! Contact us today for your next project!