eSpotlight: Signage and Wayfinding Projects

Have you ever wondered how other sign professionals are using Vista System products in their projects? Vista System Project Spotlight gives you a place to find out. It brings together real signage and wayfinding projects created by our customers and shows how Vista products are being used in the signage industry. From wall signs and projecting signs to directories, directional signage, and complete wayfinding systems, you can see what professionals just like you create.

Real Signage and Wayfinding Projects, All in One Place

On our Project Spotlight page, you can browse completed projects from Vista System customers. Each spotlight takes you inside a real project rather than simply showing you a product on its own. You can learn about the project, see which Vista solution was used, and view photos of the finished signage in its actual environment. Some projects include complete wayfinding solutions, while others focus on specific sign types or applications within the space.

The projects cover different environments, applications, and signage needs. Some feature one main type of sign, while others combine several signs across a larger project.
The photos let you see details such as scale, placement, and how the signage works within the surrounding environment. Together, the project information and images give you a clearer picture of how each solution worked in practice.

Find the Vista Family You Want to See

Looking for a particular Vista family? You can find it without searching through every project. We organize projects by Vista System family and use color coding to make the different families easy to recognize. Looking for Vista Sharp, Vista Expand, Vista Light, or another family? The colors help you quickly identify the projects that match what you want to explore.

This also makes it easier to compare different signage and wayfinding projects using the same Vista family. You can see how other sign professionals have adapted the system to different sign types, environments, and project requirements. For example, the Vista Sharp family can appear in different configurations while keeping the same overall design language. That can give you a useful reference when a similar requirement comes up in your own work.

See What Other Sign Professionals Are Creating

One of the main ideas behind Project Spotlight is simple: real work can be useful to other people in the industry. Sign professionals created these projects for actual customers using Vista products. Seeing the finished result gives you a different perspective from looking only at specifications, product pages, or individual components. You can see how signage and wayfinding solutions come together to answer the needs of an actual space.

Project Spotlight continues to grow as customers share more of their work with us. That means the page is not limited to one environment, application, or Vista family. Each new project adds another example of how sign professionals use Vista products in the field. And your own work can become part of that collection too.

Share Your Own Project

If you recently completed a project using Vista products, we want to see it. Sharing is simple: send us a few details about the project and photos of the finished signage through Project Spotlight. This gives us what we need to tell the story behind your work. Your project can then join the other customer projects we feature on the page.

There is another benefit to taking part. 1. If we approve your project, we can feature it through Project Spotlight, and you will receive a $50 coupon for your next Vista purchase. It is an opportunity to give your work another place to be seen while helping other sign professionals discover what can be created with Vista products. A project you are already proud of can become another real example for the wider Vista System community.

Project Spotlight brings together the real work of Vista System customers. Explore real signage and wayfinding projects, see what others have created, and let your next Vista project become part of the story.

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