Project Scope
Chat with our experienced project managers to define the scope and scale of your project. This covers details like the number of maps (campus, floors, buildings), the number of destinations, preferred user interfaces, division of labor, hosting options, special features or external integrations, and the project timeline.
Map Design
After receiving the floorplans, your project manager and our graphic design team will collaborate with you to create a design you’re happy with. This will include color coding, 3D elements, and map projection.
Once you give the final approval, our designers will complete the remaining maps, send them over for one last review, and then move forward with plotting.
UI Design
The color scheme, logos, layout, and features have been finalized and incorporated into the UI. Each display method will feature its own unique interface to ensure the best experience for its medium.
A layout and storyboard will be created for each UI to show how the user experience will look. Once approved, our developers will begin building your project.
Map Plotting
Once the graphics team finishes the maps, plotting will start. This process defines the available paths and destinations on each map and connects features like elevators or stairs.
Points of interest, waypoints, departments, and other markers can be added to keep the directory organized. Routes can also be prioritized to create customized paths.
Project Delivery
When all parts of the project are finished, we’ll deliver the completed product. At that point, any final tweaks can be made if needed.
Once you’re happy with everything, you can roll out the wayfinding project however you prefer.