• This highly illustrated monograph covers the work of Coco Raynes, a Boston-based graphic design firm, focused on wayfinding/signage, universal design, exhibit/graphic design, visual identity/branding, donor recognition, and jewelry• Includes more than 650 photographs, plans, and diagrams that showcase in detail more than five decades of work• The presented designs describe the results of innovation, particularly in terms of problem solving: from facilitating general orientation through wayfinding/signage and accessibility for sight-impaired visitors/travelers in museums or general public spaces, to long-range maintenance• Each project is presented with its requirements, difficulties, and constraints. The emerging solutions also address the manufacturing techniques Multi-award-winning designer Coco Raynes's work showcases a sophisticated graphic vocabulary and design language - be it logos, interiors, architecture, signage. Her problem-solving designs are industry game-changers: accessibility for blind travelers; solutions through manufacturing innovation, including long-term maintenance. Five decades on, her inspiring work continues to articulate a purity of invention and vision.