Not all users require the same type of restroom, which is why offering a variety of specialized single-user restrooms is essential for true inclusivity. These restrooms cater to specific needs, such as providing sinks within stalls for menstrual hygiene, extra space for caregivers with children, or quiet, enclosed areas for personal grooming. By designing restrooms based on functionality rather than gender, users can choose a space that aligns with their comfort and accessibility needs. Additionally, cultural considerations should be integrated, ensuring that individuals practicing religious or traditional hygiene routines have appropriate accommodations. Clearly labeled signage and intuitive layouts help users quickly locate the facilities that best suit their requirements.