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== Principles of Universal Design == | == Principles of Universal Design == | ||
===Principle 1: Equitable Use === | === Principle 1: Equitable Use === | ||
=== Principle 2 : Flexibility in Use === | |||
* Main door should be wide and otherwise accessible. | |||
** This is usually the front door. | |||
** If the side ballroom doors are used for ballroom-only events, this is the side ballroom door. | |||
* It's good that the lift to the ballroom is in the main entrance. | |||
* Stairs could be switched for ramps. | |||
* Main bathroom should be the accessible bathroom, rather than another bathroom. | |||
* Signage, especially front door signage should be legible for everyone | |||
** Bad vision | |||
** Blind | |||
=== Principle 2: Flexibility in Use === | |||
* | |||
=== Principle 3: Simple and Intuitive Use === | === Principle 3: Simple and Intuitive Use === | ||
=== Principle 4: Perceptible Information === | === Principle 4: Perceptible Information === | ||
* Signs or something should indicate that accessible entrances exist. | |||
=== Principle 5: Tolerance for Error === | === Principle 5: Tolerance for Error === | ||
=== Principle 6: Low Physical Effort === | === Principle 6: Low Physical Effort === |
Revision as of 21:51, 24 January 2015
Tom and Ryan looked at lists related to accessibility or whatever you call it and thinking about related things we could do in the Omni.
Here are lists:
- Principles of Universal Design
- ADAAG
Principles of Universal Design
Principle 1: Equitable Use
- Main door should be wide and otherwise accessible.
- This is usually the front door.
- If the side ballroom doors are used for ballroom-only events, this is the side ballroom door.
- It's good that the lift to the ballroom is in the main entrance.
- Stairs could be switched for ramps.
- Main bathroom should be the accessible bathroom, rather than another bathroom.
- Signage, especially front door signage should be legible for everyone
- Bad vision
- Blind
Principle 2: Flexibility in Use
Principle 3: Simple and Intuitive Use
Principle 4: Perceptible Information
- Signs or something should indicate that accessible entrances exist.