I am blind. Appropriate information on orientation possibilities and communication support is important to me.

I do not need the items for wheelchair users and walking disabled people. I have removed them. Also the items for sight-impaired users such as marking of paths or doors, size of lettering are not of interest. All together, only a relatively small amount of items remain of interest to me.

The optical appearance is irrelevant. I use the MS Internet-Explorer 5.01, as Screenreader Jaws V. 3.5 or Hal95 V. 4.31. The database surface is well shown in this environment, I do not need the Lynx-Version.

List of items that I have chosen

• Guide dogs allowed
• Tactile floor tiles
• Stairs and steps are labelled
• Lifts - Labelling of the control buttons for floors: Braille or embossed numbering
• Lifts - Acoustic indication of current floor
• Tape-recorded directions OR Directions in Braille OR Embossed-type directions OR Tactile map
• Hotel - Embossed room numbers
• Exhibition - Objects which can be felt
• Dining-room - Braille menu OR Menu is read aloud
• Guest room - Information in Braille OR Information provided in tactile Eprint OR Information recorded on tape
   
• Hotel - Assistance upon arrival
• Hotel - Checking the room at departure
• Lifts - Audible signal when the lift arrives and Acoustic signal upon arrival at floor
• Exhibition - Audible description of objects
• Guest room - Furniture with no sharp edges
  
  I use the directory-type list forms for descriptions (in the preferences) which is more appropriate.

And here the page with special requirements.

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