Checklist for Inclusive Design
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The controls can be reached without bending or stretching |
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| The controls are of a size that can be gripped easily |
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| The surface is non-slippery |
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| The controls are protruding or raised |
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| The controls are well spaced |
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| The controls are of different shapes and sizes |
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| There is large clear labelling of controls |
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| There are tactual markings to identify the controls |
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| The device is stable |
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| Any accessories are easy to connect and disconnect |
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| The device is easy to clean |
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| The device is easy to carry |
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| Clear thorough instructions are provided |
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| Instructions are available in alternative formats (eg large print) |
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