r/visualization • u/khushbu-Talaviya • 6h ago
UX Research: Looking for people to share their experience with accessible navigation Spoiler
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m a Computer Science student at the University of Houston working on an independent UX/product design project about accessibility and navigation.
I’m researching how people with different accessibility needs navigate unfamiliar places and what information would make that experience easier, safer, and less frustrating.
I’m looking for people who would be willing to have a 20–30 minute casual interview about their experiences.
I’d love to learn about things like:
• How you plan a trip to an unfamiliar place
• What accessibility information you look for beforehand
• Problems you've experienced with maps/navigation apps
• How you deal with inaccessible routes, entrances, elevators, sidewalks, etc.
• What information you wish navigation apps provided
• What would make you feel more confident before starting a trip
There are no right or wrong answers. I’m interested in your experiences and opinions, not medical information. You can skip any question you don't want to answer.
This is for a student UX portfolio project, and I’m not selling anything or promoting a product.
If you're comfortable participating, please comment or send me a DM. I really appreciate anyone willing to share their experience. ❤️