PedPal: An App to Make Street Crossings More Inclusive - Prime Access Consulting

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We show your team how to create inclusive and enjoyable mobile experiences that are compatible with industry-standard assistive technologies.

PedPal: An App to Make Street Crossings More Inclusive

Working on an app using the smart city DSRC protocol and real-time information from users to make cities safer and more navigable.

Client: Carnegie Mellon University

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

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

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

Mobile Applications

We show your team how to create inclusive and enjoyable mobile experiences that are compatible with industry-standard assistive technologies.