CASE STUDY · ACCESSIBILITY PLATFORM · 2023
Entaleq
A place-discovery experience that helps people understand specific accessibility conditions before deciding where to go.
XAPPRIKA SCOPE
- Web application
- Administrative dashboard
- Accessibility discovery workflows
INTERFACE RECONSTRUCTION BASED ON THE DELIVERED PRODUCT.
THE CONTEXT
A generic accessibility label cannot explain entrances, bathrooms, lifts, parking, or internal routes. Entaleq turns detailed place data and community experience into practical planning guidance.
ACCESSIBILITY, MADE SPECIFIC
Know the place before the journey.
Entaleq pairs map-based discovery with detailed, community-informed reviews. Accessibility is expressed through the conditions people actually need to assess—not one universal yes-or-no badge.
TODAY
Explore with confidence
What matters for this visit?
01
Discover and filter
Location, place type and accessibility needs narrow the directory before a person commits to the trip.
SEARCH · FILTER · MAP
02
Inspect the details
Place profiles break access down across parking, entrances, services and toilets with readable supporting context.
PLACE · FACILITY · EXPERIENCE
03
Add lived experience
Structured reviews and place contributions turn community knowledge into information others can plan with.
RATE · EXPLAIN · CONTRIBUTE
SYNTHETIC DISPLAY DATA · INTERFACE RECONSTRUCTIONS
DELIVERED INTERFACES
The product, screen by screen.
Selected captures from the delivered work, contained in a horizontal sequence to keep the story concise. Open any frame to inspect the full-resolution interface.
SWIPE OR DRAG THROUGH 17 INTERFACES
THE PRODUCT RESPONSE
Built around the work people actually do.
- 01
Specific accessibility information
Place profiles describe relevant facilities and conditions instead of reducing accessibility to one yes-or-no label.
- 02
Discovery before travel
Search, categories, location, and filters support planning before a user commits to a journey.
- 03
Community knowledge
Reviews and contributions create a path for accessibility information to grow through lived experience.
IMPORTANT JOURNEYS
Checking a destination
NEED — A person wants to know whether a place supports their particular access needs.
The place profile combines location details, accessibility features, and community experience.
WHY IT MATTERS — The user can make a more informed decision before travelling.
Contributing local knowledge
NEED — A community member wants to add information that is missing from the directory.
Contribution and review flows turn an individual experience into structured place information.
WHY IT MATTERS — The database can expand beyond information supplied by venue operators alone.
DESIGN / ENGINEERING
Accessibility is multidimensional
The product models individual facilities and experiences instead of a single universal rating.
Pair maps with readable place information
Discovery does not depend on spatial interaction alone; place details and lists carry the decision-making content.
THE RESULT
Entaleq turns detailed accessibility information into a practical discovery journey that supports planning before travel.
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