Audio Tour Accessibility Checklist for Museums and Attractions
Accessibility is more than volume control. It includes text, navigation, images, signage and the visitor’s ability to understand and follow the route.
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Accessibility is more than volume control. It includes text, navigation, images, signage and the visitor’s ability to understand and follow the route.
Read resourceA visit-stop page should quickly explain where visitors are, why the place matters and what they can do next.
Read resourceThe cost of an audio guide depends less on the QR code than on the number of stops, languages, audio production and level of support required.
Read resourceA multilingual tour must preserve meaning, tone and timing while remaining easy to use for visitors who arrive without preparation.
Read resourceA successful audio guide does more than provide a recording. It directs attention, respects the visitor’s pace and remains accessible to everyone.
Read resourceChoosing between a native app and a QR-code visit depends on the route, budget, connectivity and level of personalisation required.
Read resourceScan volume alone does not explain a visit. Useful analytics connect entry into the route, real listening and movement between stops.
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