Beyond Quiet Hours: Why Accessibility Starts With Better Wayfinding

Imagine stopping at the store after a long day. The lights are bright, music fills the aisles, promotional displays compete for attention and departme

Imagine stopping at the store after a long day. The lights are bright, music fills the aisles, promotional displays compete for attention and department signs are small, text-heavy and mounted well above eye level. For many, that means nothing more than spending an extra minute finding what they need. But for many people with autism, […]

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