Simple. Accessible. A Guide to Creating a Comfortable Barrier-Free Environment

This book is intended primarily for government and commercial organizations,
planning the adaptation of buildings and spaces for people with disabilities, but it will also be useful for those who already consider their building accessible.
The problem in our field is that most representatives of customers, who carry out purchases in public institutions and essentially influence the further comfort and safety of visitors with disabilities, do not understand how to choose equipment correctly; such information is extremely scarce in the public domain..
This book will analyze the main tasks of functional areas of organizations in the context of people with different disabilities (visually impaired, wheelchair users, hearing impaired),
In the book, I wanted to analyze:
- the functional areas of the organization - what task each of them has, as well as what is necessary to provide/ensure for a person with a particular disability in this area
- within each area, I will discuss the main equipment used and how it relates to the needs of people with disabilities and what to pay attention to when choosing certain solutions
- the book will include examples from our practice, as well as real stories of people and their positive and negative experiences of interacting with equipment and the accessibility organization in organizations