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with a PulseIntroduction Few holiday decorations capture the spirit of Christmas quite like the Nativity scene. Whether displayed in a church, on a front lawn, or even printed on a yard sign, it tells a story that has endured for centuries: the humble birth of Jesus Christ. But where did the tradition of the Nativity scene come […]
The holidays are one of the most festive and competitive times of year for businesses. Between Black Friday, Christmas, and New Year’s, shoppers are bombarded with deals and decorations everywhere they look. To stand out, you need signage that’s both eye-catching and full of cheer. That’s where custom holiday yard signs come in. Whether you’re […]
The holiday season isn’t just about twinkling lights and festive cheer; it’s also the busiest shopping period of the year. For many businesses, the rush begins with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and it doesn’t stop until Christmas Eve. With so much competition, your storefront or event needs more than decorations; it needs signage that […]
Drive through any neighborhood and you’ll see lawns and grass covered in political signs, retail promotions, and event announcements. At first glance, they might just look like cheap pieces of coroplast stuck into the grass. But in reality, yard signs are miniature psychology experiments sitting on every lawn, street corner, and storefront. The way people […]
You’ve got just seconds. In signage, that’s not a figure of speech; it’s biology. Preattentive vision is the brain’s lightning-fast, 3-5 second scan of a new scene to decide what deserves attention. In that brief window, before conscious thought even starts, your sign either gets noticed or disappears into the background. Designing with this in […]
In the fast-moving world of visual communication, your sign has just a few seconds to do its job. But here’s the twist: people don’t read signs at first; they notice them. And that’s where preattentive vision comes in. What is Preattentive Vision? Preattentive vision refers to the first 3-5 seconds of visual processing when someone […]
