Understanding the Psychology of Inclusive Seating for Wheelchair Users

When customers come into a restaurant, their experience there is influenced by more than just what’s on the menu. A big part of their experience is about how the space makes them feel, especially for wheelchair users. From the moment they’re sat a table, subtle design choices begin to impact their comfort, confidence, and willingness…

When opening and designing a restaurant, seating is often chosen for style and space efficiency rather than restaurant accessibility. Traditional layouts can make it difficult for individuals with mobility challenges to dine comfortably, impacting not only the wheelchair user but those who they are dining with as well. As more customers prioritize inclusive experiences, restaurants…

Most businesses assume they’re meeting ADA compliance guidelines as long as they have ramps, parking access, and acceptable door widths. However, meeting ADA compliance guidelines goes beyond just meeting the bare minimum. This blog breaks down the five commonly overlooked ADA compliance guidelines that can make a big difference in accessibility, comfort, and usability for…