Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) reminds us that accessibility is not just about compliance, it’s about equity, dignity, and ease of use for all. A key Universal Design principle that aligns with GAAD’s mission is Low Physical Effort, ensuring that environments, products, and digital platforms require minimal strain for users to operate. By embracing Low […]
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Universal Design Principles Supporting Operable Content – Low Physical Effort
The principle of Low Physical Effort is central to creating operable content and environments that are accessible to all customers. In pharmacies, this Universal Design principle ensures that services, tools, and spaces require minimal physical strain, allowing individuals with mobility limitations, chronic conditions, or temporary injuries to engage comfortably. By applying this principle, pharmacies can […]