As a sign professional or an architect, you surely know that in most large design projects, you are obligated to comply with ADA (Braille) Signage guidelines. The complex guidelines include the type of structure built, the usage of a space or fixed room, markings on doors, rooms and areas such as exits and entrances, addition of signs and symbols, the location of the sign and installation height, type of font, embossed letters and more.

ADA signage projects include several challenges:
1. Mapping the structure to indicate places where compliance is required.
2. Specifying the markings required for each location.
3. Selecting signs with the required type of markings.
4. Determining the height and position of each sign.