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Inclusive Design’s Impact on the Modern Workplace

Jul. 18, 2023

A diverse workplace is necessary for the long-term success of a business. Having a talent pool that consists of people from different backgrounds brings new perspectives and ideas and ensures you a broader range of communication skills and styles.

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    Improved Wayfinding Can Help Reduce Missed Appointments

    Inaccessible medical buildings, especially multi-level ones spread out across large campuses with a complex waiting area setup, for example, can be strenuous to navigate for some communities, including groups such as blind or low-vision visitors and those who don’t speak the same language as the country in which they’re getting medical treatment.

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    Digital Wayfinding Can Create a Frictionless Experience in Entertainment Venues

    A managed navigation system at places like arenas, theme parks, restaurants, or theaters helps guests have a positive experience while also increasing revenue opportunities for the venue and its partners.

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    Exploring the Disconnect Between Learning and Campus Orientation

    Improved and inclusive wayfinding in educational environments is necessary to aid student navigation, so they can focus on learning instead of worrying about getting lost.

    U.S. Federal Transit Admin Rolls Out All Stations Accessibility Program

    If you work for a U.S. transit station, chances are you’re aware of the work that still needs to be done to make our transportation system more accessible to folks with disabilities. Despite the progress made since the passage of ADA, about a fifth of transit stations still aren’t accessible, according to the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). Is your station one of them?