Thirty-six years ago, the American’s with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. Allegion’s exclusive e-book, “Accessible & Inclusive Design: Elevating Compliance,” goes beyond baseline requirements.
In today's guest post, Colleen Furlong of Allegion explores how a doorway may be designed to be more inclusive, with the goal of removing friction and providing safe and easy access for all users.
There are many types of communication barriers, including language, literacy and visual challenges, and today's guest post discusses a multi-faceted approach to overcoming these challenges.
Textures and auditory cues in door hardware can convey important information about an opening and its surroundings. Read more in today's guest blog post by Colleen Furlong of Allegion.
Optimizing the performance of an opening is a delicate balancing act. In today's guest blog post, read more about the importance of making openings easier to use for a larger portion of the population.
A door handle might seem like a small detail, but it can make a big difference in whether a space feels welcoming or frustrating. Read more in today's guest post by Colleen Furlong of Allegion.
With today's guest post from Colleen Furlong, we are kicking off a special focus on Accessible and Inclusive Design, with a series of six articles, bring together perspectives from across Allegion.
