Signage is a fusion of planning, architecture, space, sculpture, logic, color, aesthetics, and material combinations, being neither mere text nor mere labels; it is an artistic piece that blends seamlessly with its environment.

The backdrop color of signage should be similar to the guiding sign color in the respective area, and planning specifications should be as comprehensive as possible. It is imperative to have a sufficient number of guiding signs based on scientific planning in busy distribution centers, transportation hubs, ports of entry and exit, and crowded intersections. Guiding signboards should be positioned at each end of walls to form intersections, and should be securely mounted at pedestrian stable locations, stable forms, and stable specifications.