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The new edition of the guide continues to provide practical guidance to experts and non-specialists alike, based on both best practice in inclusive design and the latest research.

Featuring publications of relevance to our industry, including those cited in SDS e-newsletter lead articles and suggested additional reading, we’ve recently relaunched the SDS Reader’s Corner book of the month page. Each month we will showcase a suggested read that relates to our professional areas of interest, be it a seminal publication or something more…

The Department for Transport (DfT) is seeking feedback on proposed updates to the Safety at Street Works and Road Works code of practice, widely known as the “Red Book”. The revisions reflect changes in legislation, guidance and working practices since the document was last updated in 2013 and will help shape future requirements for the…

Featuring publications of relevance to our industry, including those cited in SDS e-newsletter lead articles and suggested additional reading, we’ve recently relaunched the SDS Reader’s Corner book of the month page. Each month we will showcase a suggested read that relates to our professional areas of interest, be it a seminal publication or something more…

After a long break, the Sign Design Society Awards 2027 are back and now open for entries. Created to recognise excellence across sign design, wayfinding, interpretation and the built environment, the Awards celebrate projects, products and people who are shaping more accessible, engaging and effective places. Open to organisations and practitioners worldwide, the programme reflects…

Last week the Sign Design Society and the SEGD London Chapter held their third symposium. We gave this iteration the theme ‘Positive Places’. We chose this theme in response to the overwhelming and relentless bad news that seems to be filling the world at present. We wanted to offer a counter-narrative: one that deals in…

As of 26/02/24, the new edition of the Sign design guide is published and available to buy. Currently available in print format only. * The new edition SDG+ retails at £40.00 + £6 P&P (within UK) per copy. Paid-up SDS members will be able to buy a copy of the new edition discounted to £32…

SignAgent has launched Meet the Waymakers, a new podcast shining a light on the practitioners who shape how people navigate complex environments. From airports and hospitals to cultural venues and city districts, the series explores the hidden logic behind intuitive, inclusive wayfinding. Each episode features an in‑depth conversation with a designer or strategist, covering career…

Congratulations to Australian wayfinding practitioners Despina Macris and Mark Ross, co‑founders of Dotdash, who have been named among the 2026 SEGD Fellows. The Fellowship recognises designers whose long‑term influence has shaped experiential design, reflecting decades of contribution rather than a single achievement. Despina and Mark established Dotdash in Brisbane in 1987, developing a multi-disciplinary approach…

The Sign Design Society has confirmed the return of the SDS Awards for 2027, kindly sponsored by SignAgent and Trueform. Entries open on 2 November 2026. The programme will once again highlight outstanding wayfinding work from around the world, recognising projects, products and people shaping the future of the discipline. Eligible submissions include any project…

SignAgent, the cloud-based platform used worldwide for signage and wayfinding project and asset management, has introduced a new AI-powered translation tool, designed to simplify the creation of multilingual sign content. The feature enables users to generate translation suggestions and approve final messaging directly within the SignAgent environment, removing the need for external apps or manual…

Fitzpatrick Woolmer has been granted a Royal Warrant as Manufacturer of Signs and Wayfinding, an extraordinary milestone for their business. With only 36 non‑Warrant‑holding companies recognised this year, this honour places them among a select group celebrated for consistent excellence, trust and service at the highest level. For over 30 years, Fitzpatrick Woolmer has believed…
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