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This year, our festive theme is togetherness. We’ve created a moving collage made from signage and everyday tools. Keep your eyes peeled for a plate of mince pies!

Krati Jasoria is a Project Manager at Endpoint’s Singapore studio, where she combines her project management skills with a fascination for wayfinding.

Endpoint’s London and Dubai teams share their insights on the impact of numbering systems and culture on wayfinding design.

Katie Bevin is a Senior Graphic Designer at Endpoint’s London studio. In this article, Katie explains how she found her niche in environmental graphic design.

Elisa Grossetete seeks to enhance people’s life through wayfinding design. She leads the strategy and design team at Endpoint’s Dubai office.

What is the future of gender-neutral wayfinding signage? Is it possible for designs to become inclusive of all genders? Endpoint explores the possibilities.

Pelin Morris took a slightly unorthodox route on her journey to becoming a graphic designer at Endpoint. She’s currently involved in every aspect of wayfinding, and specialises in environmental graphics across multiple sectors.

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Endpoint designer Sur Nagarale discusses her passion for wayfinding, and her career path to Endpoint, Dubai

Endpoint Technical Lead, Vincent Bong, discusses the enduring appeal of working in wayfinding.

Endpoint’s Wayfinding Design Director, Alison Richings, recently met up with what3words’ Chief Marketing Officer, Giles Rhys Jones, to discuss the future of digital mapping, and its game-changing impact on wayfinding.

Endpoint’s Senior Industrial Designer shares his journey into wayfinding and how he arrived at Endpoint.

Donor recognition for our treasured cultural institutions are difficult design pieces to get right.

The stadium & fan experience have changed beyond recognition – & not just because of COVID. We take a look at the positive role wayfinding is playing.

Workplace branding is actually more subtle and a lot more important than you might think.

As one of the first employees at Endpoint’s Dubai studio, Technical Designer Brian Cruz has enjoyed being part of the company’s growth over the past 13 years.

what3words assigns short memorable phrases to map locations globally. Recent news has raised concerns over its usage, but what’s the real issue here?

Since returning to Endpoint after completing her internship, Cerys Thomas’ technical design work has been instrumental in maintaining our high standards across many creative projects.