Environment graphic Design Agency
Environmental Graphics uses elements such as colours, typography, patterns, materials, images, themes, and messaging to tell a story on a physical space. The aim of environmental design is to convey organization, information, and functionality of a specific space. The three types of environmental graphics are signage, graphics and installation.
Why Environmental Graphics?
Beautification
Colours, typography, patterns, materials, images etc increases the visual appeal of a place. It makes it look more fun and attractive.
Experience
Environmental graphic designing is the art of creating an experience within a specific space. It enhances the ambience of a place.
Placemaking
Environmental graphic design helps you identify a location. It acts as an obvious visual indicator that you are in a particular place.
Guide
Signage which is the most common type of environmental graphics, which includes maps, cues, symbols and directions helps guide people safely and securely.
Positivity
An aesthetically pleasing environment increases positivity and productivity. Moreover, different colour techniques can be used to invoke positive emotions in people.
Engaging
Environmental graphic designs are aimed to engage the audience and take them on a visual journey altogether.
Why should you Alter?
Expert team
Creative and Unique
Cost effective
Engaging
Simple & Memorable
Excelllent client support
How do we do it?
- Research – We conduct research on your market and your competitors. We identify your target audience and try to design a brand that fulfills their requirements.
- Concept development – Then we brainstorm and develop an idea using creative techniques that best suit your business.
- Design – We identify your target audience and try to create a design that fulfills their requirements.
- Feedback – Then the design is sent to you for approval. All necessary changes and improvements are made according to your choice.
- Test – Finally, the output is acquired and tested to see if it has worked well with the audience. We receive their feedback and criticism and try to work on them.
