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1.6.1. Definition
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What is Universal Design?
Hint
Think about designs that don't need modifications.
- 2.
Name one example of Universal Design.
Hint
Consider things in public spaces.
- 3.
What does Universal Design aim to achieve?
- Accessibility for everyone
- Only for disabled individuals
- Cost reduction
Hint
Consider the essence of accessibility.
- 4.
True or False: Regular designs can suffice for all users.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about various community members.
- 5.
Design a community center using Universal Design principles, outlining specific features that support all types of users.
Hint
Consider all types of abilities and ages.
- 6.
Evaluate a public building you've used—identify any areas where Universal Design could be improved.
Hint
Think critically about user experiences.
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