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These "Design Resources" are a series of short articles intended to provide designers with evidence-based information to address issues currently not covered in accessibility standards and provide suggestions for equivalent facilitation to accessibility standards where appropriate.
Work on these articles will be ongoing and new topics will be added regularly. Individual articles will be updated with new research and links to key external references as they become available, so please check back regularly.
 DR-01 Architectural Wayfinding
 DR-02 Automated Tool for Evaluating Product Usability
 DR-03 Emergency Exit Signs
 DR-04 Familiarity and Usability of Products by People with Dementia
 DR-05 Levels of Inclusive Housing
DR-06 Pedestrian Winter Accessibility
 DR-07 Protective Winter Clothing
 DR-08 Protective Winter Footwear
 DR-09 Scooters in the Built Environment
 DR-10 Simulator Systems and Universal Design
 DR-11 Text Legibility and Readability of Large Format Signs in Building and Sites
 DR-12 The Effectiveness of Universal Design Case Study Demonstrations
 DR-13 Vision Aspects of Universal Design
 DR-14 Spatial Orientation, Environmental Perception and Wayfinding
 DR-15 Clear Floor Area for Wheeled Mobility: Redefining the ‘common wheelchair’
DR-16 Clear Floor Area for Wheeled Mobility when Reaching or Grasping
 DR-17 Knee and Toe Clearances for Wheeled Mobility Users
 DR-18 Pinch Grip Forces for Wheeled Mobility Users
 DR-19 Power Grip Forces for Wheeled Mobility Users
 DR-20 Functional Reach Capability for Wheeled Mobility Users
 DR-21 Turning Space for Wheeled Mobility Users – the 360 degree Turn
 DR-22 Tactile Maps as Navigational Aids
 DR-23 Analysis of Seat Height for Wheeled Mobility Devices
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