Identification signs are a product that integrates planning, architecture, space, sculpture, logic, color, aesthetics, and material combinations. They are neither simple text nor mere labels; they are artistic creations that blend with the environment.

The background color of the signage should be similar to the guiding sign color of the area, and planning specifications should be as comprehensive as possible. It is essential to have a sufficient number of guiding signs in crowded distribution centers, transportation hubs, ports of entry and exit, and densely populated intersections, based on scientific planning. Guide signs should be placed at both ends of walls to form intersections, and should be securely positioned for pedestrian stability, form, and specifications.