The human brain is so complex that it can trick us sometimes
into seeing things that really aren’t
there. When you know a specific word is supposed to be in a specific place, you may “see” it there, even it’s missing or it contains a typo. That’s why it’s so important to ensure you have a team of people reviewing each and every word on your signs—both within your own staff and at your sign vendor; even if a mistake gets by one person, it should be picked up by someone else before any damage is done.
there. When you know a specific word is supposed to be in a specific place, you may “see” it there, even it’s missing or it contains a typo. That’s why it’s so important to ensure you have a team of people reviewing each and every word on your signs—both within your own staff and at your sign vendor; even if a mistake gets by one person, it should be picked up by someone else before any damage is done.
Speaking of which, a great example of the lack of quality
control has been floating around the Internet this week, courtesy of a new Giant
food store in Washington D.C. For several hours, the large purple letters
affixed to the outside of the building read “the quailty food people.” Of all
the words to misspell, “quality” is definitely high on the list for resultant
hilarity.
The faux pas—which was corrected after a reporter contacted
Giant—was attributed to an installation error. Bet the sign vendor who was
responsible has a little egg on its face!
We have quality control processes in place to ensure that
your signs will be installed as per your detailed specifications—and that
includes having all the words correctly spelled.
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