Presentation & Display
Two-Way Directional Blade Sign
A rigid double-sided hanging directional wayfinding sign — a shared page-template frame carries the mounting hardware live-linked across both faces, while each face's zone letter, room range and arrow direction are genuinely unique content.
- 900×300mm, CMYK, 150dpi, 5mm bleed, 2 artboards
- Shared master page carries mounting hardware live-linked across both faces
- Genuinely distinct zone/room/arrow content per face
Made with AI
Model: Generated via Popcorn Editor
“Design a two-sided rigid hanging directional 'blade' wayfinding sign, 900×300mm, 150dpi, 5mm bleed (rigid dibond/foamex — flatbed/large-format printed regardless of its modest size), 2 artboards (Face A, Face B). Palette: 'arctic' cmyk[6,2,4,0] panel field, 'ink' cmyk[0,0,0,90], 'signalblue' cmyk[85,45,0,0] one confident wayfinding accent. Fonts: Oswald (zone letters), DM Sans (room-list kicker), Roboto Mono (room-number ranges, footer wordmark). Declare ONE styles.masters entry 'blade-frame' (900×300, matching both artboards exactly, background 'arctic', margins top20/right30/bottom20/left30) carrying the SHARED furniture only: a top ink mounting bar (x-5,y-5,w910,h26) with two small arctic mounting-bolt circles inset, a bottom ink identifier bar (x-5,y269,w910,h36) with a small tracked mono footer wordmark 'WAYPOINT SIGNAGE SYSTEM' (invented) centered. Attach masterRef 'blade-frame' to BOTH artboards. Face A page-level content (NOT in the master, since it's genuinely unique per face): a large Oswald zone letter 'C' left side; a room-list kicker 'ROOMS' plus a bold Roboto Mono room range '101–118'; a bold right-pointing arrow chevron in signalblue on the right side. Face B: zone letter 'D', room range '119–136', arrow pointing LEFT instead — genuinely different content, proving the shared-frame/unique-body split. No variable data (a directional sign is fixed per location, not printed per record — do not add merge fields here). No blocks, no threaded text. Named groups; every element specifically named.”