Herbert Seevinck

Herbert Seevinck is the passionate driver of the international expansion of Mijksenaar and a dedicated peoples person. He is responsible for all business aspects of Mijksenaar and general management of the company.

Mijksenaar

Netherlands

Cesar Sanchez

Cesar Sanchez has over 20 years experience in the design and implementation of wayfinding systems. As an information designer he enjoys solving the client’s challenges, working through the needs of the end use and overseeing the execution of a system from analysis through installation. Focusing on content, and function are central to his way of thinking.

Mijksenaar

Maplewood, New Jersey

Cesar Sanchez + Herbert Seevinck - Passenger Wayfinding Innovations

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Cesar Sanchez + Herbert Seevinck - Passenger Wayfinding Innovations

SEGD is an amazing community of designers, fabricators and manufacturers who create experiences that connect people to place. One of the many membership benefits of SEGD is a library of talks from SEGD's 4-6 events a year. Starting from 2014, these videos are available for viewing for members for free. If you are a member please log in (hint: top right below search) if not please join SEGD and experience its amazing resources.

Podcast | Principals of Visual Design in Environmental Graphics

Paul Mijksenaar Schipol Airport Wayfinding - Visual Design for EGD

Fundamentals for Students + Educators

Fundamentals of Global Graphic Design

Podcast | Wayfinding and Environmental Graphics in Europe

Podcast Paul Mijksenaar + Graham Hanson + Christian Lunger

What you will learn

The United States has 35 million foreign-born residents and other countries around the world are seeing a similar influx of new people and design trends. This multicultural world not only has language barriers, but also educational, cultural, and technological separations that impact design.

Mijksenaar

image of "99 do's and don'ts of wayfinding" app

Mijksenaar (Amsterdam) introduced a new iPhone wayfinding app called “99 do’s & don’ts of wayfinding.” It was made available in December 2011 at the App Store. Available in English and Dutch for $3.99, it offers a basic understanding of wayfinding and provides rules-of-thumb meant to engage professionals, designers, and novices in discussion about wayfinding.