ACCESS-ed Resource Description

For the most part, the audit is very easy to use. However, for one of my audits, my usability score was not showing up. I am not sure if it is because I made a mistake or if it that a score could not be calculated based on the answers that I was given. I am not sure because there was no indication given by the AUDIT. Also, I'm not sure that the score I calculated manually is correct and matches with the intended scoring provided in the manual. Are each of the items equally weighted?

I also noticed that in the comments section on the score page, I can only add comments into one of the lines, all of the other ones are locked. I also think that cells that are not included in the scoring sheet should be unlocked so that i can place notes on the sheet as I perform the evaluation (if I do the evaluation on the computer, i.e. with a tablet P.C. etc.)

I wish the parts of the door were described in the AUDIT--i.e. pictures provided of jamb, latch, visual representations provided of the text descriptions

The audit is very detailed and consists of eleven sections, which break down the components of a door. Within the sections, ADA-ABA guidelines are implemented to provide guideline and measurements for the user when filling out the audit. Overall, great comprehensive tool to evaluate a doorway.

I felt as if this AUDIT was easy to use and very detailed. It would have helped to have some images of the provided text. Overall a good tool to use!

I felt this audit was easy to understand and navigate. I liked that it had in-depth and helpful information regarding guidelines. Some more visuals would’ve been helpful, too. But overall this was a good AUDIT.

The Doorway AUDIT resource was very easy to understand. I do think that it would be beneficial for some individuals to include more pictures in the text. The Excel spreadsheet was very easy to use in terms of how to rate a doorway. Overall, I think this is a great tool to evaluate a doorway.

I think that this is a useful tool for assessing a doorway without too much necessary knowledge of universal design. I think that the only thing that would be missing is either pictures or text descriptions of various components of the door which are being assessed. Someone may not know what these parts are called so it could be difficult to assess the door accurately.

I really liked this resource and how it is so in depth in regards to things like grip strength, excessive force,twisting ect.

I think this is a useful tool for tool for evaluating the accessibility and usability of a doorway.