Our designs go beyond mandatory accessibility compliance. We work directly with the Royal National Institute for the Blind to develop truly accessible solutions for all. We give considerable thought as to how to not only meet the collective requirements but to also deliver an intuitive and accessible customer journey.
Active labelling uses clear, interactive, and visually prominent labels on digital or physical interfaces to guide users and improve accessibility. These dynamic labels adapt to user actions and needs, enhancing overall usability.
Adding Braille to our self-service kiosks makes information accessible for people who are visually impaired or blind, enabling independent use. Combined with features like voice guidance or tactile feedback, Braille supports clear navigation and step-by-step interaction.
Including an audio jack allows users to plug in their own headphones for private audio guidance. This feature enhances accessibility by delivering spoken instructions directly to the user, ensuring a discreet and inclusive experience in public settings.
Touch
Responsive touchscreens with tactile feedback make interactions smooth and intuitive for all users
Artificial Intelligence
AI assistance adapts to user needs, offering personalized guidance and support throughout the journey
Braille
Braille labelling ensures users who are blind or visually impaired can navigate the kiosk independently
Proximity
Proximity sensors detect when a user approaches, activating the kiosk for effortless, contactless engagement
Video
Video assistance provides real-time visual support or remote help for users who need additional guidance
Speech
Speech recognition and audio output enable hands-free interaction and clear voice-guided instructions
At imageHOLDERS, inclusivity is at the core of our kiosk design. Our kiosks are designed with features such as adjustable heights, intuitive touchscreens, tactile feedback, and accessible user interfaces that exceed the latest accessibility standards. We integrate assistive technologies like voice guidance, braille, and visual contrast adjustments, ensuring every customer can navigate and interact with ease.
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