Internal indicators of the museum are used to guide visitors between different exhibition areas or facilities in the museum. They should be placed in place and use easy-to-read fonts and clear guidelines. The design of the internal signs should be coordinated with the overall style of the museum to provide a unified and consistent guided tour experience. Museum exhibition indicators are located in each exhibition area or next to the exhibits and are used to provide basic information about the exhibits. These indicators can include the name of the exhibit, author/source, age, backstory, etc. to enhance visitors' understanding and appreciation of the exhibits. Design considerations can be made to choose the appropriate font and layout to make the information easy to read and understand.