Scenario2

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 * Scenario 2: **
 * Wheel chair users

Dania is a 70-year-old woman who is a wheelchair user because her lower body is paralyzed. On her daughters birthday; March 1st she went to visit her at work and brought her a present. Her daughter; Sara works in BMO Nesbit Burns, which is a large building with many floors. Sara works on the 2nd floor of the building and Dania didn’t want to ride the elevator. The elevator that was across the room was over crowded with business people and Dania was too tired to roll all the way to the end of the room and the escalator was conveniently by her side. Dania also felt that she would be causing a burden for all the business people because they ride the elevator to higher-level floors. Dania pushed the wheelchair to the escalator and idled on the starting pad. She was hesitant, looked at the moving stairs and attempted to place the wheels of the wheel chair on top of the stairs. The wheels didn’t grip the stairs and the wheelchair slid backwards. She attempted a second time but she felt that the wheelchair would flip backwards with her on it. Dania felt embarrassed unable to attempt the same activities as able-bodied people. Dania settled to search for the nearest elevator. This is an example of how not all technologies are universal, and are inaccessible to many individuals with specific disabilities.

A sign to forbid the use of wheelchairs Starting pad
 * Must have:**

Sign displaying nearest wheelchair friendly method of transportation Enough space for size of wheelchair
 * Should have:**

A transformation from steps to a ramp
 * Could have:**

A wheelchair friendly escalator A wheel hook to pull wheelchair up the escalator A space for wheels
 * Want to have:**