ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WAYFINDING SYSTEMS IN MULTIPLEXES AND ENTERTAINMENT VENUES

Abstract

Controlling large crowds and guaranteeing smooth movement through public areas depend on Efficient Wayfinding Systems. The Effectiveness of Wayfinding Techniques created especially for multiplexes and entertainment venues in improving crowd management and user satisfaction through design-based solutions is the main emphasis of this study. The research focuses on physical design components including environmental graphics, signs, and spatial layouts rather than technology connections. The study uses a mixed-method approach to investigate both modern and traditional ways of wayfinding, emphasizing the importance of material selection, visual hierarchy, and careful spatial layout in producing user-friendly navigation experiences. The results highlight the need of inclusive and flexible designs that cater to a range of user requirements while reducing traffic and guaranteeing clarity in intricate settings. In order to improve crowd control and the general usability of public areas, it is advised that comprehensive, design-focused frameworks that put user-centricity and architectural harmony first be used