Public access terminals - Priority 1
Following priority 1 will ensure that the terminal can be used by most people with impaired mobility, vision, hearing, cognition and language understanding.
- 1.1 Ensure that all operable parts are reachable by people of all heights and people sitting in a wheelchair or buggy
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Explanation and help for making all parts reachable
- 1.2 Ensure that displays are within sight of people of all heights and people sitting in a wheelchair or buggy
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Explanation and help for positioning displays within sight
- 1.3 Ensure that controls are adequately sized and sufficiently spaced to be operated by people with limited dexterity
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Explanation and help for adequately sizing and spacing controls
- 1.4 Ensure that operation requires minimal strength, grip and wrist twisting
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Explanation and help for requiring minimal strength, grip and twisting
- 1.5 Ensure that the terminal can be operated using only one hand
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Explanation and help for allowing single-handed operation
- 1.6 If using a touchscreen or contact-sensitive controls, do not require that it is touched by a body part
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Explanation and help for not requiring human touch
- 1.7 Ensure that users with restricted or no vision can use all functions of the terminal
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Explanation and help for allowing for operation with restricted vision
- 1.8 Ensure that all outputs can be perceived by users with restricted or no vision
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Explanation and help for ensuring outputs can be perceived with restricted vision
- 1.9 Ensure that all outputs can be perceived by users with restricted or no hearing
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Explanation and help for Ensuring outputs can be perceived with restricted hearing
- 1.10 Use the simplest language possible for instructions, prompts and outputs and, where possible, supplement it with pictorial information or spoken language
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Explanation and help for using simple language
- 1.11 If using cards, ensure that the card can be inserted into the card reader in its correct orientation without requiring vision
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Explanation and help for ensuring cards can be used without vision
- 1.12 If using biometric identification, provide an alternative access security mechanism for users who do not possess the required biological characteristic
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Explanation and help for not requiring specific biological characteristics
- 1.13 Do not cause the screen to flash at a frequency of above 2Hz
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Explanation and help for not causing the screen to flash
- 1.14 When installing the terminal, ensure that users can get to it along an unobstructed path and operate it from a stable position
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Explanation and help for allowing unobstructed approach
- 1.15 Ensure that an equivalent service is available through an accessible channel for users who cannot use the terminal
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Explanation and help for providing an equivalent alternative service
