Office Sign With Braille

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Brand: Cai De

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Braille Signage braille on signs signs with braille

1. Sign Text: "Office"

2. Braille Text: The Braille translation of the word "Office" should be placed directly below the printed text. Braille characters are formed by a combination of raised dots arranged in a specific pattern. Please consult a Braille translation guide or a professional Braille translator to accurately represent the word "Office" in Braille.
3. Sign Material: The sign should be made of a durable material such as acrylic or metal to ensure longevity.
4. Sign Size: The sign should be large enough to be easily read and tactilely discerned. A standard size of approximately 8x10 inches (20x25 cm) is recommended.
5. Raised Letters: The printed text "Office" should be raised to provide a tactile experience for individuals with visual impairments. This can be achieved by using a raised lettering technique or by using a material with embossed letters.
6. Braille Placement: The Braille translation should be placed directly below the printed text, aligned horizontally and centered vertically. This allows individuals with visual impairments to easily locate and read the Braille text.
7. Contrast: The contrast between the background color and the text color should be high to ensure readability for individuals with low vision. Using dark-colored text on a light-colored background or vice versa is recommended.
8. Mounting: The sign should be securely mounted at eye level, approximately 60 inches (150 cm) from the ground. This ensures easy visibility and accessibility for all individuals.
9. ADA Compliance: Ensure that the sign meets the accessibility guidelines set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or the equivalent regulations in your country. This includes proper sizing, contrast, and Braille specifications.
10. Maintenance: Regularly clean the sign to maintain its visibility and legibility. Inspect the Braille dots periodically to ensure they remain intact and properly raised.

Remember to consult with accessibility experts or professionals to ensure compliance with local regulations and guidelines.