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What is the purpose of an accessibility audit?
Think about the first step in making spaces accessible.
Name one type of improvement that could be considered high-impact and low-cost.
Consider modifications that enhance usability without a lot of expense.
What is the main purpose of conducting an accessibility audit?
Think about the initial steps in improving access.
True or False: Engaging users in the retrofitting process is unnecessary.
Think about who experiences accessibility challenges.
You are tasked with retrofitting an old library that has multiple access barriers. Outline a detailed plan covering audits, prioritization, and engagement with users.
Think about the steps we’ve discussed regarding user engagement and prioritizing improvements.
Discuss the consequences of failing to include users in the retrofitting planning phase, and propose a solution to this dilemma.
Consider real-world implications of not addressing user needs.
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