Campus wayfinding checklist

Make every decision point easier for a first-time guest.

Use this church wayfinding checklist to review arrival, parking, entrances, interior navigation, and accessible routes.

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Wayfinding works when the right information appears before a decision. The system should use consistent names and visual cues from the property entrance through every public ministry space.

01

Name destinations consistently

Use the same terms on the website, maps, signs, volunteer scripts, and room identification.

02

Mark the primary arrival path

Clarify guest parking, accessible parking, drop-off, public entrances, and children’s check-in from the driveway.

03

Sign decisions, not hallways

Place information where people choose a direction and repeat it only when confirmation is useful.

04

Test on a busy Sunday

Observe traffic, open doors, temporary equipment, crowds, and volunteer stations that may change visibility.

02

What to gather

A stronger first conversation starts here.

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