Guidance signs reflect different styles and functions in various environments.

Hotel guide systems vary in style, including European and Japanese, mainly reflecting floor indicators, floor services, hotel office areas, and emergency exits.

The tourist attraction signage system not only serves as a public notice and reminder but also emphasizes its warmth and humanization, such as: bulletin boards, plant names, area descriptions, and gentle reminders (do not trample, watch your head, steep and slippery paths, etc.).

The food court showcases a variety of dishes from different regions, as well as daily special offers and eating habits.

Additionally, there are signage (wayfinding) boards for entertainment and leisure centers, residential complexes, road traffic, office areas, etc., with a focus on conveying information and guiding direction.

Signage systems, regardless of their placement, strive for differentiation and emphasize personalization. Each has its own cultural system, with themes and culture being its highest pursuit and the essence of its soul. Therefore, the material, craftsmanship, and dimensions of signage directly impact the style, culture, and quality of the overall planning.

Additionally, the identification system encompasses four main aspects: visual, auditory, olfactory, and tactile. The guidance system can also be integrated with the visual and auditory components of the identification system. For instance, upon entering a certain area, one not only sees visual cues but also smells the various fragrances of plants, and even hears different music. Only in this way can one gain an understanding and appreciation of the culture and style.