We Mean Well faced specific design challenges for their new sign. It needed to replicate the positioning of their current sign, leaning back on a shelf, while adhering to strict size constraints. The sign had to be a maximum of 700mm high, potentially requiring a 1010mm wide clear perspex base for stability. Crucially, the podcast team wanted to ensure the sign's colour perfectly matched their brand logo, using a cream perspex with a cream outline. Achieving this level of customization and precision was paramount to maintaining brand consistency.

The impact of the custom LED neon sign on We Mean Well's podcast set was remarkable. The team was thrilled with the final product, describing it as "looking unreal." The sign successfully replaced the fan-made plastic version, significantly upgrading the set's visual appeal while maintaining the nostalgic positioning that fans had come to associate with the show. We Mean Well was particularly impressed with Kings of Neon's communication throughout the process and their ability to precisely match the brand's colour scheme, ensuring a seamless integration of the new sign into their established visual identity.