wayfinding
6.1
Having signs or maps that help people find their way in a place
- adjective
- /ˈweɪˌfaɪndɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The city's wayfinding system includes clear signs that guide tourists to popular attractions.
Examples
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The park designed an innovative wayfinding approach to help visitors easily navigate its many trails.
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Currently, most studies of visually impaired persons' spatial and wayfinding abilities concern microscale environments.
Academic text (1997) -
Effective wayfinding in public transport stations can significantly reduce the stress of travelers.
Antonyms
How Informative
Surface Forms
wayfinding positive
Morphology
Etymology
Wayfinding used as an adjective describes signs, maps, or design that help people find their way. It comes from way ('path') and finding ('discovering'), so calling something 'wayfinding' means it helps you 'find the way'.