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Digital signage in Wellington.

Wellington work skews corporate, government and property, and those environments bring two requirements to the front that other sectors treat as optional: controlled publishing with a record of what was displayed, and accessibility that stands up to scrutiny.

Digital signage Wellington

What Wellington projects usually need

  • Controlled publishing with approval, so nothing reaches a public screen without sign-off
  • A record of what was displayed and when, which matters in a regulated or public-facing environment
  • Accessibility taken seriously: contrast, type size, and meaning never carried by colour alone
  • Building directories and room booking panels in multi-tenant and government buildings
  • Emergency messaging integrated with the building's existing evacuation procedure
  • Security review of the players and the network path before anything is installed

Two practical local factors

Wind and seismic requirements affect mounting and structural sign-off more here than anywhere else we work, particularly for anything large or suspended. We involve an engineer earlier rather than later.

A large proportion of Wellington office stock is multi-tenant, which makes the directory and the lift lobby the highest-value screens in the building, and makes agreeing publishing ownership between the owner and the tenants the first conversation rather than the last.

What we are asked for most in Wellington

Building directories

Multi-tenant stock through the central city and Thorndon, where a tenant move should be reflected the same afternoon rather than at the next signage order.

Property

Room booking panels

Government and corporate floors where meeting rooms are contested and the panel has to read the real calendar rather than a copy of it.

Room displays

Internal communications

Workplace screens with approval workflow, so nothing reaches a public-facing display without sign-off.

Corporate comms

Public information screens

Front-of-house displays where accessibility is a procurement requirement and has to be evidenced, not asserted.

Wayfinding

Reception feature walls

Lobby LED in buildings where the structural and seismic sign-off matters as much as the screen specification.

LED displays

Hospitality and retail

Courtenay Place, Lambton Quay and the suburban centres, usually as part of a national network run from elsewhere.

Hospitality

Questions people actually ask

Can you meet government accessibility expectations?

We design to them as a matter of course: contrast checked numerically rather than by eye, type sized from real viewing distance, no information conveyed by colour alone, and no strobing content. We will document how a proposed design meets them if you need that for a procurement process.

Do you have people in Wellington?

We are Auckland based and travel for installation and major work, with remote support covering the majority of faults. For a network with a genuine same-day on-site requirement we agree the arrangement explicitly rather than implying a local presence we do not have.

Start a project

Tell us about the space. We will tell you what belongs in it.

A first conversation costs you nothing and usually takes twenty minutes. Bring a photo of the wall and a rough idea of what you want it to do.

  • A written specification you can price against anyone
  • The platform we would run, named before you sign
  • Hardware and content costed separately, so you can see both
  • No obligation, and no pressure to buy screens you do not need

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