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Exploring the Gallery through Voice

Sina stands with a group of 6 other people, all smiling and standing close together.

Developing new ways of engaging with exhibition content by using Amazon Alexa in concert with interpretive content.

Client: Cooper Hewitt

Orion TI-84 Plus Talking Graphing Calculator

A hand holds up a graphing calculator displaying the front side with a small single-color screen and an extensive array of calculating buttons.

With Orbit Research, PAC created accessible features for the TI-84 Plus talking graphing calculator.

Client: Orbit Research

The Coyote Project

A screenshot of the resources page of the Coyote software shows several images and their captions as well as their description status.

The Coyote Project was built in collaboration with MCA Chicago to create a system for writing, editing, and publishing descriptions of art.

Client: MCA Chicago

Website Accessibility for MCAChicago.org

The letters "MCA" fill the upper left-hand corner of a screenshot of the MCAChicago.org homepage.

PAC worked with the MCA to make MCAChicago.org accessible.

Client: MCA Chicago

UncleGoose: Accessible Blocks-Based Programming

We Scheme Interface: Documentation page. On the left is a column of functions with a search box; on the right a column of images of code block elements and programming documentation.

PAC helped Bootstrap build an accessible blocks-based programming environment.

Client: Bootstrap

Andy Warhol Tactile Reproductions and Mobile Application

Two textured replicas of pictured artworks are presented on a table at waist height, angled upward at a 45 degree angle from the wall.

A mobile application featuring guided tours that accompany robust tactile replicas of Andy Warhol artworks.

Client: The Andy Warhol Museum

Inclusively Designed Mobile Application for CMHR

A text box with the words, "Journey of Inspiration," placed below an icon of a mobile phone and headphones, is displayed on a mobile phone.

PAC helped CMHR design a mobile application that was part of an inclusive design ecosystem.

Client: Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Inclusive Digital Interactives for CMHR

A finger presses the increase volume button on a rubberized keypad with buttons for speak, zoom, back, home, help, and navigation.

PAC ensured that the exhibitions and digital interactives at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights are accessible.

Client: Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Brand Guidelines Evaluation for the Field Museum

Bright blue and white Field Museum–branded business cards, notecards, pencils, and letterhead are neatly laid out on top of a grey surface.

A review of visual brand identity to develop improvements to guidelines and implementation methods to make accessible products.

Client: Field Museum

A Scavenger Hunt Powered by Coyote

A light-skinned hand holds up a smartphone with the screen facing you. The screen reads, "YOU ARE CORRECT!" at the top and "NEXT CLUE" in the bottom right-hand corner.

A game for sighted users to find objects through image description created alongside expanding functionality of the Coyote software.

Client: MCA Chicago

Accessible Labels App for “The Senses” Exhibition

A dark wall features even darker text describing adjectives to describe how we sense our world, the words "The Senses, Design Beyond Vision" are raised from the surface of the dark wall in yellow and white.

PAC collaborated with Cooper Hewitt to develop a braille labeling system for consuming rich exhibition information through an accessible mobile application.

Client: Cooper Hewitt

Web Accessibility for TNEW Ticketing Interface

A website screenshot features "One Unified System" in large, red font in the middle. Various navigational items are listed along the top of the page; provided services are listed at the bottom of the page along a bulleted, linear red arch.

PAC consulted and advised Tessitura on building their new ticketing platform, TNEW, in a way that would be accessible for all users.

Client: Tessitura

Website Accessibility for FieldMuseum.org

A screenshot of the Field Museum website featuring large text "Digging for Dinosaurs Frozen in Time" over a full-screen background image of visitors looking at a T-rex skeleton. A small menu appears in the upper right.

Helping make the new Field Museum website an accessible experience for all visitors.

Client: Field Museum

Image Share with the DIAGRAM Center

Sina sits around a large woodedn table with two men with medium light skin tone. They are focused on laptops and discussion. A white tabletop sign in the foreground reads "Annotations." On the table are multiple laptops, stainless steel water bottles, plates with snacks, utensils, and a red canned drink. In the background are wooden double doors with window panels and blue-tinted light coming through, giving the scene an office or classroom meeting-room atmosphere.

PAC worked with Benetech’s DIAGRAM Center to conceptualize and build Image Share, a fully accessible web application that helps educators, students, families, and accessibility professionals discover, evaluate, and reuse accessible STEM learning materials more efficiently.

Client: Benetech

Experience Programming in Quorum (EPIQ)

Sina sits at a table wearing headphones and hands on his laptop keyboard, next to many other people at computers and other devices. The tables are full of boxes and small robotic devices.

A workshop for educators to learn the foundational skills necessary to teach students computer science using the Quorum programming language.

Client: Quorum Outreach and Research Foundation