Outdoor & Signage
A-Board — Event Direction
A wayfinding A-board for a conference: 'REGISTRATION' set tall in white on saturated indigo above one giant block arrow pointing the way, immediate and on-brand.
- 500×700mm, CMYK, 150dpi, 5mm bleed
- Tall white REGISTRATION + one giant block arrow
- Saturated indigo, not corporate blue
Made with AI
Model: Generated via Popcorn Editor
“Design a portrait A-board insert, 500×700mm, for an invented conference — concept 'Registration — This Way': tall reversed type plus one giant block arrow, wayfinding as the whole design. Palette (process swatches): 'indigo' cmyk[82,80,0,0] saturated electric-indigo full-bleed background, 'white' cmyk[0,0,0,0] for all type and the arrow, 'signal' cmyk[0,42,90,0] amber for one accent underline. Composition — group 'Event lockup': 'Summit lockup' 'SUMMIT '27' in Archivo Black, white, size 92, align left, x:40 y:52 w:420 h:56, with an 'Accent underline' rect x:40 y:120 w:160 h:8 signal. Group 'Registration hero': 'Registration word' 'REGISTRATION' in Anton, white, size 220, lineHeight 1, align left, x:40 y:178 w:420 h:98 — a single tall condensed line ~391mm nearly filling the column (cap ~54mm). Group 'Direction arrow': 'Wayfinding arrow' a closed filled white path (fill swatch 'white') with artboard-local points (60,378),(320,378),(320,342),(440,402),(320,462),(320,426),(60,426) — a right-pointing block arrow, shaft y378–426, head y342–462, tip at (440,402), bounding x:60 y:342 w:380 h:120; and 'This way label' 'THIS WAY' in Archivo Black, white, size 92, align left, x:40 y:498 w:420 h:58. Group 'Foot line': 'Doors line' 'DOORS 9:00 AM · CONFERENCE LEVEL 2' in IBM Plex Mono 500, white, size 30, align left, x:40 y:648 w:420 h:20. No lowercase 'i' info icon, no corporate blue — the saturated indigo field with the tall white REGISTRATION and one unmistakable white block arrow (distinct from the sibling's downward triangle) is the high-contrast hero, immediate at thumbnail scale. Named groups as above; a specific name on every element. Single artboard, no masters/blocks/variables.”