Dean Frank Reynolds
Accessibility consultant and disability coach, based in Newcastle and working across the North East. I audit buildings and websites against six domains of access rather than one. I am a wheelchair user, profoundly deaf, autistic and ADHD, which is where the method comes from.
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Three of the five things a Design and Access Statement must do are about access
There's a national standard for designing buildings around how brains actually work. Almost nobody has read it.
By the time I ask whether your loop is on, I've already worked out what happens if it isn't
85% of NHS staff say they know how to ask. 70% of us have never been asked.
"Universal" sounds like it includes you. It doesn't.
I can't use the stairs. Whether I get out depends on a plan I've usually never seen.
Every new home in England has to let me visit. Almost none have to let me live there.
