A critical study of 3d signage as an effective form of outdoor advertising in Kampala.
A critical study of 3d signage as an effective form of outdoor advertising in Kampala.
Date
2020-04-20
Authors
Mulumba, Rashid
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Abstract
This report was conducted to assess the effectiveness of dimensional signs in Kampala Central
Division, Uganda, it was based on the following objectives, to identify the materials used in
making dimensional signs, to find out the places where 3D signs are put and investigate the
effectiveness of dimensional signs as a form of advertising in Kampala central division.
The purpose of the study was to investigate the effectiveness of 3D signs as a form of advertising
The study discussed the review of related literature that related to the study area. It was based on
the research objectives and research questions. The research methodology employed and this is
because it enabled the researcher to obtain diverse information from the subject under
investigation. The study population was selected using random and purposive sampling, data was
collected using both questionnaires, observation and interviews and was analyzed
The research also was presented using tables, images and findings that were discussed basing on
the study findings obtained from the field. The research also found out that the impact of
dimensional signage depends on many factors like materials, placement of signs and others.
Also, this study revealed that effective dimensional signs should have nice color choice which
are attractive, Therefore, business men, designers should think of those factors to ensure
effective advertising of the three brands while using dimensional signs
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A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of a Bachelor of Industrial and Fine Art of Makerere University.
Keywords
3d signage,
Outdoor advertising
Citation
Mulumba, Rashid. (2020).A critical study of 3d signage as an effective form of outdoor advertising in Kampala. (Unpublished undergraduate dissertation) Makerere University; Kampala, Uganda.