Mash-design were asked to help Britain’s seventh largest tourist attraction, The National Maritime Museum; updating their large print guidelines to bring them in line with current DDA standards.
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Creating guidelines for large print text
We spent a lot of time researching and assessing font, size and layout for large print works. We even developed a large print template that could be used as a reference point in future.
Logical approach
We split the content of the exhibition into separate silos with a simple and very well thought out design; helping partially sighted people to identify images and their labels.
Our success in creating a large print bible is down to extensive research and understanding our goals so we can make it a sure-fire way for viewers to digest complex narrative subjects at ease.
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