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In any public or commercial environment, one of the most overlooked contributors to a seamless user experience is wayfinding. When people struggle to locate entrances, departments, or exits, they don’t just lose time—they feel stressed, frustrated, and unsafe. Wayfinding solves this by blending design, communication, and strategic placement of information to guide people effortlessly through […]

When counties grow, and public facilities become more complex, one essential factor often gets overlooked: how people find their way. Wayfinding is more than arrows and labels—it’s a system of communication, identity, and trust. In “The Beaten Path: The Importance of Building a More Efficient Wayfinding System,” Miller EG Design showcases how better signage can

In the world of environmental design, every wall, hallway, and open space presents an opportunity to guide, inform, and inspire. Miller EG Design’s latest video, “MILLER EG DESIGN’S COMMITMENT TO WAYFINDING AS A CORE SERVICE,” takes viewers inside their philosophy, process, and passion for turning environments into intuitive, meaningful experiences. Wayfinding is more than directional

Inside Miller EG Design’s Distinctive Path to Wayfinding Excellence In an age where spaces are becoming ever more complex — from sprawling hospitals and university campuses to massive corporate offices — having a thoughtful wayfinding system isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s essential. That’s where Miller EG Design steps in, turning what could be a confusing

At Miller EG Design, we’re passionate about guiding people through spaces—but our mission goes far beyond signs and symbols. We believe great design should serve people, connect them to their environments, and reflect the values of the communities we work in. That’s why we were proud to sponsor the 2025 Sneaker Ball, hosted by the Four Corners

When most people think of design, they picture logos, ads, or websites. For Tim Miller, however, design became a way to solve a deeper problem: helping people find their way in the built environment. As the founder of Miller EG Design, Tim has spent more than three decades transforming how people navigate complex spaces such

You walk into a medical facility—already overwhelmed, already vulnerable—and suddenly, you’re lost. Signs contradict each other. Arrows point in all directions. You feel exposed, confused, even embarrassed asking for help again. If that’s ever been you, you already know why good wayfinding matters. But in behavioral health environments, the stakes are even higher. This isn’t

You walk into a hospital. You’re already anxious—maybe you’re visiting a loved one or heading in for a test. You check the directory. Nothing makes sense. Signs contradict each other. People shuffle past, just as lost. Ten minutes later, you’re late, frustrated, and feeling even more helpless than when you arrived. That’s not just bad

Consistent design doesn’t just look good—it helps people move confidently through a space. See how Miller EG Design used visual consistency to unify wayfinding across Hall County’s government facilities. Read the Full Case Study Designing Trust: The Power of Consistency in Visual Wayfinding In wayfinding, clarity is king—but consistency is the glue that holds a