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Finally, people with mobility issues or pain don’t want to make a fuss. They might still be able to walk, just not stairs or long detours. But they don’t want to chase organizers to ask “Is there a step-free way to the bathroom?”
Good accessibility means they don’t have to ask.
Good accessibility means they don’t have to ask.
November 20, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Finally, people with mobility issues or pain don’t want to make a fuss. They might still be able to walk, just not stairs or long detours. But they don’t want to chase organizers to ask “Is there a step-free way to the bathroom?”
Good accessibility means they don’t have to ask.
Good accessibility means they don’t have to ask.