Introducing Local Sign Codes, rebuilt
Introducing Local Sign Codes, rebuilt
Research sign requirements before they become redesigns. Choose your sign families, confirm the jurisdiction and zoning, and Vuely builds a structured, source-backed report covering permits, dimensions, illumination, engineering, and more. Bring relevant findings into mockups and proposals—so your team can quote with better context and fewer late-stage surprises.
Improved Day/Night Dual-Color Film
We've enhanced our day/night dual-color film option, ensuring your signs display as opaque black during the day and beautifully lit white at night. This update provides more accurate visual representations for both day and night mockups, reflecting the true physical behavior of the material.
Site Survey Measurements Now Save Reliably
We've fixed an issue where site survey measurements were not saving correctly, which previously blocked the creation of new mockups. Your site survey information will now persist as expected, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted workflow.
Refine Mockups Without Using Extra Quota
You can now iterate and refine your existing mockups without consuming additional organization quota. Only initial mockup generations will count towards your usage, making iterative design more flexible.
Larger Artwork Uploads Now Supported
You can now upload larger artwork files, up to 25 MB, for vectorization and use in the mockup editor. We've also improved error messages to clearly explain size limits if your file exceeds the maximum.
Enhanced Security and Reliability
We've implemented several security enhancements to improve how file uploads are processed, strengthen internal access controls, and ensure more robust and unique file storage paths.
Expanded Color Options for Sign Materials
We've added new color libraries for various sign materials, including translucent films from ORACAL, Arlon, and 3M, as well as GemTrim and return coil options. This provides a wider selection of accurate, manufacturer-specific colors for your sign designs.

