Accessibility and inclusion
We are not all equal when it comes to reading a map. Daryane is designed so that everyone finds their own way: in a wheelchair, with a visual impairment, with dyslexia or related difficulties, in another language, or simply tired.
Truly accessible routes.
On your map, every path and every destination says who it suits. The route offered to the visitor takes it into account.
Wheelchair accessible paths
In the editor, you mark the routes a wheelchair can use: step-free, with a ramp, on a suitable surface. In accessible mode, the route only uses those.
Difficulty levels
Easy, medium or hard: slope, steps, rough ground. The visitor chooses the difficulty they accept, and the route avoids the rest.
Destinations flagged
A destination that is not accessible is shown as such in the list and on its card: no unpleasant surprise on arrival.
A single gesture
One question when the map opens, then a wheelchair button always within reach: the route is recalculated at once.
Checked before opening
The editor's route test shows the exact accessible path, even before the first visitor arrives.
Trails included
The steps of a discovery trail follow the same rule: the accessible path is offered, and a step that is not accessible is flagged.
Listen rather than read.
For people with a visual impairment, for those who find reading difficult, and for everyone who would rather keep their eyes on the way.
Voice guidance
Every turn is announced out loud, in the phone's language: the visitor looks at the way, not at the screen.
Texts read aloud
In a discovery trail, the text of each step is read aloud with a single tap, and stops whenever you wish.
Video and sound
A step can be a video or a recording: the voice falls silent on its own so as not to cover them.
We are not all equal in front of a map.
People with dyslexia or other learning differences, people who struggle to find their way or use a wheelchair, visitors who are tired, stressed, lost in the crowd or the noise: Daryane gives them a single gesture to make and a single path to follow, suited to their needs, and reads it out loud if they wish. Everyone moves around on their own, without having to ask, and gains confidence.
This website is set in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed to be read by as many people as possible, including people with low vision.
Simple for everyone.
The fewer gestures and words there are to understand, the more independent everyone is.
Three gestures
Scan, choose, follow: no app, no account, no password.
Seven languages
French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic: the interface and your texts in everyone's language.
Visual landmarks
A pictogram for each destination, short instructions, and a screen that stays on during guidance.
A place open to all.
Tell us about your site and your visitors: we will show you how Daryane guides them, whatever their needs.
