Wayfinding and Safety Features

Clear, visible, and accessible signage is essential for guiding users through urban spaces, ensuring that everyone, including those with sensory disabilities, can navigate safely. High-contrast signage, tactile elements, and auditory cues create an inclusive environment for all users.

  • Implement high-contrast, readable, and universal signage that is understandable for people of all abilities.
  • Incorporate tactile and auditory signals to assist individuals with visual or hearing impairments.
  • Place maps and reference points at strategic locations, such as major intersections and public transport stations, for easy navigation.
  • Provide adequate lighting for nighttime and adverse weather conditions.
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