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This reminds me of all the cases of "This notice is to inform you that " notices posted around public and in my apartment complex. When COVID hit, the grocery
by chiefofgxbxl 6y ago
This reminds me of all the cases of "This notice is to inform you that " notices posted around public and in my apartment complex.
When COVID hit, the grocery store posted a nice multi-paragraph letter on the window to the effect of "This notice is to inform you that due to an executive order signed by Gov. ... wearing a mask while in this store is now required." Took several months, but finally it's replaced by a much better, "No mask, no service" sign using an image of a mask and massive font.
One from my apartment building was an entire letter essentially telling people "security cameras in use".
Get to the point. Use few words and large fonts. Use images. Don't make people think.
- HenryBemis 6y agoWouldn't the typical sign (yellow triangle with camera icon, and text "CCTV in operation") do the work? Nobody will read a letter on a door, but a shiny yellow poster A4/Letter would definitely attract the eyeballs. Or is it a regulatory thingie, that you "must" have the letter? (genuinely asking - are you in the US)?