Getting started
Open the editor and add your first destination. Pick its direction and pictogram. WayX places it on the sign and starts validating immediately. Add more destinations and watch the layout balance itself by direction.
Docs
Everything you need to design a sign.
A short guide to the editor, the direction logic, the standards engine and export.
How direction grouping works
Each destination has a direction. WayX groups consecutive destinations that share a direction and gives the group one shared arrow. 'Up' always ranks highest and floats to the top of its column. Left and right resolve to their respective columns. The columns balance by row count.
Reading the compliance panel
The compliance panel checks six standards live: contrast (WCAG 2.1), safety color discipline (ISO 3864), legibility distance (DIN 1450), wayfinding continuity (FAA), row density and bilingual hierarchy (ICAO Annex 9). Each turns green when it passes, red when it fails. No score to interpret, just the standard, met or not.
Applying a brand kit
Upload a brandbook or set colors and fonts manually. WayX applies them to the neutral navigation palette only. Safety colors stay locked to ISO 3864. Uploading a custom font also fixes Cyrillic in PDF export.
Exporting for print
Choose SVG, PDF, or PNG. Print formats include real millimeter sizing, bleed, crop marks and a CMYK option. Convert text to curves so the print shop doesn't need your fonts.