Definitions
- Referring to a board or panel displaying information, directions, or advertisements. - Talking about a physical structure or fixture used for displaying signs. - Describing a large and prominent sign used for advertising or identification purposes.
- Referring to a written or printed announcement or warning. - Talking about a public display of information or instructions. - Describing a formal communication or notification from an authority or organization.
List of Similarities
- 1Both convey information to the public.
- 2Both can be displayed in public places.
- 3Both can be used for advertising or promotional purposes.
- 4Both can be written or printed.
- 5Both can be used for official or formal communication.
What is the difference?
- 1Form: Signboard is typically a physical board or panel, while notice can be a written or printed document.
- 2Purpose: Signboard is often used for advertising or identification, while notice is usually for conveying information or instructions.
- 3Location: Signboard is usually placed in a prominent location, while notice can be displayed in various locations, such as bulletin boards, websites, or emails.
- 4Audience: Signboard is intended for a general audience, while notice may be directed towards a specific group or individual.
- 5Size: Signboard is often larger and more prominent than notice, which can be smaller and less noticeable.
Remember this!
Signboard and notice are both used to convey information to the public, but they differ in form, purpose, location, audience, and size. A signboard is a physical board or panel used for advertising or identification, while a notice is a written or printed document used for conveying information or instructions. A signboard is usually larger and more prominent than a notice, which can be smaller and less noticeable.
