Digital Signage

ADA-compliant digital signage fosters an inclusive environment, allowing individuals with disabilities to access information and improves the overall user experience for everyone, regardless of their abilities.

1. Use large, easily readable fonts with high contrast.

• Fonts should be clear and legible to make them easy to read.
• Allowing the text to contrast with the background colors can aid people with visual impairments.
• Text should be large and simple.

2. Keep the background simple and not distracting.

• Choose solid colors for the background whenever possible.
• Avoid flashing or rapidly changing visuals.

3. Keep text to a minimum.

• Include important information (such as date, time, and location of events) and use QR codes to direct viewers to more information.
• Promote one event at a time. Use individual slides for each event instead of one slide to promote several at a time.
• Try reading it out loud; if you can’t read it in 10 seconds, it’s too much text.

For more information on digital sign procedures, visit the Auxiliary Services Marketing page. Please reach out to Auxiliary Services Marketing at asm@uccs.edu with any concerns.