Why Your Home’s Doorways Are Keeping People Out (And How to Fix It)
The ramp at your front entrance isn’t just about compliance—it’s a statement about who belongs in your home. Every year, 61 million Americans navigate spaces that weren’t designed for their bodies, turning simple doorways into barriers and bathroom visits into calculated risk assessments. Universal design transforms this reality by embedding accessibility into the bones of your home before anyone needs it.
Building codes didn’t embrace accessibility out of architectural inspiration. The Americans with Disabilities Act emerged from protesters dragging themselves up Capitol steps, activists chaining …
