For Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, I worked as an asset designer on a comprehensive signage standards manual developed at EXIT Design. The system was created to unify signage across multiple campuses and support future expansion, including new construction at Wesley Chapel. I designed an exterior entrance sign that communicates campus identity and hours of operation, applying brand guidelines while using color as a navigational tool aligned with individual building designations. The design balances clarity and visibility with a more expressive use of the established color system. Beyond individual sign design, I produced comprehensive sign menus and detailed sign drawings that define dimensions, materials, and fabrication specifications. These drawings serve as direct communication tools for fabricators, ensuring accuracy from concept to production. I also created mounting diagrams to demonstrate how signage should be arranged across different spatial conditions, allowing the system to adapt to a range of environments. To standardize the user experience at a deeper level, I developed programming diagrams for each room type, outlining exactly which sign types are required and where they should be placed. These diagrams establish a consistent logic that can be applied universally across all campuses. The resulting standards manual is an active, scalable system that guides both current implementation and future development, ensuring clarity, consistency, and ease of navigation across a growing healthcare network.