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Chapter 5 Addendum: Title II Checklist (Website Accessibility)
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Mark J. Mazz, AIA: Architectural Consultant on Accessibility
But visually, the photo cuts off the ends of it where you can see the actual step down....
- Detecto 6550 Portable Wheelchair Scale
- Detecto BRW1000 Portable Wheelchair Scale
- Kohler Sensate Touchless Kitchen Faucet
- The Art of Living Well with Low Vision
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11B-202.4 Path of travel requirements in alterations, additions and structural repairs
Installing flashing alarm lights. Widening doors. Installing offset hinges to widen doorways. Eliminating a turnstile or providing an alternative accessible route....
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Communication Access
Audio visual-descriptive narration (audio description) M.1.b....
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V. REMEDIAL ACTIONS
The SCDC agrees to implement fully the provisions listed in Section V, paragraphs 16 through 41 within 60 days after the effective date of this Agreement, unless otherwise expressly indicated...
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3. Costs—Summary of Likely Economic Impact
Repair costs are expected to be de minimis because manufacturers, movie theaters, and the Department's independent research indicate that repair of the captioning and audio description equipment...
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7.4. Costs to Impacted Small Entities
percentage of movie theaters by venue type, calculated from the 2015 distribution of auditoriums by venue type (Table 3-3) and the average number of auditoriums per venue type.42 The table indicates...
- Be My Eyes: Hans Jørgen Wiberg at TEDxCopenhagen
- ADA Now - Online Quarterly Newsletter from the ACTCP
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Can People with Limited Mobility Use the Usable Circulation Path by Themselves?
Elevators typically return to the ground floor when a fire alarm is activated and can be operated after that only by use of a “fire fighters” keyed switch....
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11B-224.2 Guest rooms with mobility features
In hotels, motels or other transient lodging facilities, Table 11B-224.2 indicates the required total number of mobility accessible rooms, including both rooms without roll-in showers and...
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Mary Ann Hay, IALD, LEED™ AP. Artificial Lighting
Visual Comfort (slide 5) It also can influence our visual comfort in terms of seating area, reception area, having people feel like they want to go into the space and sit in the space...
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Introduction
The charts serve as a visual aid for understanding how the diversity or spread in measurement values within and between each of the six sub-groups of device users that were studied....
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Proceedings of: Workshop on Improving Building Design for Persons with Low Vision
team members to glare, accessibility, and related design issues that must be addressed, especially in public spaces such as entrance lobbies, atriums, and corridors, to accommodate the visual...
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Age-related Data
So saying that at around age 80, 10 percent of people will have visual acuity – in this case, worse than 20/70 in the better eye....
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The Commenters
The CCD represents the following organizations: the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired, Association for Retarded Citizens of the United States...
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Talking Three-Dimensional Models for Way-finding
Just as audio-tactile displays like TTT and IVEO1 bring raised-line graphics to life through a multi-sensory approach, for a visually impaired individual experiencing the model through touch...
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2.2.6 Door Use
Blocked View: The effort could not be assessed due to visual obstruction between observer and WhMD user (e.g., door in the way for closing maneuvers, the WhMD user’s body orientation with...
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1193.35 Redundancy and selectability [Reserved] (Advisory Guidance)
As yet, such developments are not fully mature; most products are still installed by providing on-screen visual prompts, not accompanied by meaningful sounds....