The hard work of accessible design conjures stress-free effortlessness
A word to the wise: be careful what you do in the dark, since even a routine chore can have dire consequences. On a hot August night in 2018, David Cherun got up to adjust the thermostat. And, in his words, “I took a zig instead of a zag” in the “pitch dark.” And he fell down a flight of stairs.
“If the wall wasn’t there I’d have gotten up and walked away.”
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