The 'Signage' project was developed as a reflective exploration of the urban environment and the role of type in utilitarian contexts such as signage and digital displays. The work draws inspiration from the old LED scrolling displays commonly found in public transport in Moscow. The final outcome is a typeface that distills the visual language of these legacy LED signs and information boards. It has a distinct voice, reinterpreting the standardization and anonymity typically associated with utilitarian typefaces. The decision to create a Cyrillic typeface was driven by the intention to contribute to the development of Cyrillic type design. Research into the structure, history, and system of Cyrillic typography provided valuable insights into cultural and visual interactions. The 'Signage' typeface is designed for versatile use across both print and digital media. It is released under an open license.