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Adaptive Design Is the Latest Frontier in Accessibility—an Interview with Grace Jun

Museums need to learn that accessibility is more than just an add-on when schedules and budgets allow.

Robert J Weisberg

• 16 min read
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Museum world, meet design world … (image by the author)

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