My local library swapped its signage font in 2019 and the place feels like a different building now
The branch on Elm Street used to have these clean sans serif signs, nothing special but you could read them from across the room. Then about 5 years ago they redid the whole place and went with a curly script font for every label, even the restroom signs. The kids section sign now looks like a wedding invitation and I watched a guy walk right past the elevator twice because he couldn't read the word. Why do places think fancy equals nice when people just need to find the stairs?