ADA Signs
You did everything right—at least, that’s what you thought. You picked out sleek, modern signs that match your brand. They look professional, polished, and exactly how you envisioned.
But then, the problems start rolling in.
A client with low vision struggles to find the right office. A visitor asks where the restroom is, even though there’s a sign in front of them. A team member with mobility challenges points out that the braille is missing or placed incorrectly.
And then it hits you:
Your signs aren’t working for everyone.
Frustrated customers, unhappy employees, legal risks, and a reputation for being exclusive instead of welcoming are costing you.
At the end of the day, what’s the point of a sign if people can’t use it?
ADA compliance isn’t just about rules but ensuring your business is for everyone. Let’s fix this before it gets worse. Let’s design ADA signs in Arizona that meet regulations and actually serve people. It’s a small detail that makes a big impact! And it’s within your reach.
ADA signage is an essential marking and guiding tool for inclusivity, accessibility, and compliance. These signs ensure that everyone, including individuals with visual, cognitive, or mobility impairments, can navigate your space safely and independently.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sets strict guidelines for signage in public spaces, covering everything from tactile braille to contrast ratios and mounting heights. Non-compliance can lead to legal consequences and hefty fines for excluding visitors who rely on these cues.
ADA compliance is required for all federal, state, county, and local government agencies, businesses, and organizations that serve or rely on the general public or operate for the benefit of the general public. However, certain organizations, including places of worship, private clubs, and religious organizations, are exempt from ADA compliance.
ADA signs often include standardized symbols that communicate accessibility features at a glance. Some of the most common include:
Is your space accessible to everyone? All your customers should feel included.
Don’t worry! We’ve got the low-down on the most common ADA slip-ups and easy fixes to open your space for everyone.
Without proper room identification signs, visually impaired visitors can't locate offices, restrooms, or exits.
Solution: ADA Braille Signs
Feature raised letters and braille for tactile reading
Mounted adjacent to the door at the proper height
Do your restroom signs lack proper tactile elements or have confusing symbols?
Solution: ADA Restroom Signs
Include gender-neutral options with clear braille
Feature standardized pictograms (wheelchair symbol for accessible stalls)
Properly positioned on the latch side of doors.
Complex spaces without directional cues make navigation difficult.
Solution: ADA Directional Signs
Provide tactile arrows and clear braille instructions
Use high-contrast colors for maximum visibility
Placed at key decision points along pathways
Emergency routes lack accessible information for people with disabilities.
Solution: ADA Exit & Egress Signs
Feature tactile lettering and braille signs
Include illuminated options for low-light conditions.
Positioned at all required exit points
Parking areas don't properly identify accessible spaces.
Solution: ADA Parking Signs
Display the International Symbol of Accessibility
Include proper sizing and mounting requirements
Feature high-contrast colors for visibility
Do your elevator buttons lack proper tactile identification?
Solution: ADA Elevator Signs
Include floor indicators in braille and raised numbers.
Feature proper tactile markings for controls
Mounted at accessible heights
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