In designing spaces, it’s important to ensure that any level changes are clearly identified to promote safety for everyone, especially individuals with visual impairments. Areas with significant height differences should be marked with both tactile and visual indicators to make them more noticeable. Raised surfaces or textures along edges can help guide those with limited sight, while contrasting colors or patterns can help highlight the change for others. These cues should start a little before the edge to give users enough time to notice the difference. By making sure these features are easily detectable, we create a safer, more accessible environment for all.