accessible architecture, wheelchair ramp, braille signage, ergonomic furniture, adjustable height desk, tactile paving, auditory signals at crosswalks, large print labels, voice-activated elevators, lever door handles, wide doorways, no-step entry, open floor plan, slip-resistant flooring, handrails in hallways, visual fire alarms, color contrast for visual impairment, low-floor buses, subtitles on public displays, touch screen interfaces with audio feedback, high-contrast keyboards, closed captioning on TVs, speech-to-text software, sign language interpreters, hearing loops, adjustable lighting, magnifying glass tools, easy-grip tools and utensils, single-lever faucets, curb cuts, senior-friendly benches, anti-glare surfaces, landscape with sensory garden, clear signage, natural lighting, full-spectrum lighting, 3D models for complex concepts, virtual reality for experiential learning, audio description for visual media.