Access Matters Aotearoa:
Lift call buttons, one without Braille
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Revolving main door to a building with an automatic door to the side
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Highly visible glass manifestations on a building entrance
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Close up of Braille document
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Document available in text and Braille formats
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Bathroom door showing low contrast signage
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Poorly visible glass manifestations on building entrance
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Student who is blind working with laptop on lap inside the living room
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Person using a cane approaches a busy road crossing
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Person using a cane crosses the road at the lights
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Person using a cane approaches a raised pedestrian crossing
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Toilet signage with Braille and good contrast
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Braille and text label on a kitchen drawer
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Pedestrian crossing at a four lane road, delineated by tactile strips
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Auckland street tiled from side to side, with tactile strips delineating footpath
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Touch screen lift kiosk in a building lobby
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Close up of a visual fire alarm flashing red
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Wellington street crossing with tactile strips and painted white lines
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Wellington street crossing with tactile strips which do not line up
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Lift floor buttons with symbols and Braille beside the button
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Sign indicating that pavers are slippery
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Carpet with complex visual pattern
Access Matters Aotearoa:
Clear, universal signage showing accessible route