Stories on Accessibility
What this is
A series of short stories about accessibility, each aligned with one of the seven Universal Design Principles.
Accessibility is approached not as compliance, but as lived experience. Each piece begins with a small difficulty, not a rule.
How it is written
The stories are fictional but grounded in real patterns of exclusion and friction.
Each follows a simple narrative arc, avoiding instruction or prescription. The principles, rooted in the work of Ronald Mace, are present structurally but never named in the text.
Artistic influences shape tone and pacing without appearing explicitly.
What you will find
Seven quiet narratives focused on moments where access holds, slips, or disappears.
The aim is not to teach accessibility, but to make its absence perceptible.