
Accessible Wayfinding Strategy
Developing navigation systems that consider accessibility throughout the visitor journey.


Creating environments that are accessible, understandable and independently navigable through thoughtfully designed tactile, Braille and inclusive wayfinding systems.
Accessibility is more than meeting regulatory requirements—it is about ensuring every individual can navigate spaces confidently, safely and independently.
At AL RIZQ, we design, manufacture and implement inclusive navigation systems that integrate tactile information, Grade 2 Braille and accessible wayfinding principles into the built environment. Our solutions are developed to support healthcare, education, government, hospitality and commercial projects where accessibility is an essential part of the user experience.


Rather than treating accessibility as an additional requirement, we believe it should be integrated into every navigation strategy from the beginning.
When accessibility is considered early in the design process, environments become easier to understand, safer to navigate and more welcoming for everyone.

Developing navigation systems that consider accessibility throughout the visitor journey.

Precision manufactured tactile signage using ADA-compliant DCS Braille technology.

Accessible orientation maps designed to improve spatial understanding through touch.

Braille room signs, lift identification, washroom signage and destination identification.

Working with project teams to incorporate accessibility requirements into signage systems.

Complete delivery from design through production, installation and quality verification.
Developing tactile and Braille signage for projects throughout the UAE.
Manufactured using professional equipment designed to produce consistent, high-quality Braille.
Products evaluated by members of the visually impaired community to verify readability and usability in real environments.
Successfully delivered accessibility signage across healthcare, education, government and public infrastructure projects.
Recognised through participation in the UAE's leading accessibility exhibitions.
From consultation through installation, we manage the complete accessibility signage process.
Our tactile and Braille signage is manufactured using professional ADA-compliant DCS technology to ensure precision, durability and long-term readability.
Every sign undergoes quality checks before installation to ensure consistent production standards.


Accessibility can only be considered successful when the people it is designed for can confidently use it.
Our tactile and Braille signage has been tested by members of the visually impaired community, providing valuable feedback on readability, positioning and usability in real environments.
This practical validation gives our clients confidence that the finished solution performs not only according to technical standards, but also according to real user experience.

We are proud to have participated in the UAE's leading accessibility exhibition, showcasing inclusive navigation solutions and our ongoing commitment to accessible environments.

Participated in the Sight ME Exhibition organised by the Emirates Association of the Visually Impaired.
Many projects require collaboration between architects, accessibility consultants and specialist manufacturers.
AL RIZQ works alongside project stakeholders and independent accessibility consultants to help ensure tactile and Braille signage systems align with project objectives and applicable accessibility requirements.
This collaborative approach provides additional confidence to developers, consultants and end users.








Grade 2 Braille is a contracted form of Braille that uses abbreviations and short-form words. It is the standard used for public signage and wayfinding because it is more compact and widely recognised by Braille readers.
Tactile signage combines raised characters, pictograms and Braille so information can be read by touch as well as sight. It supports independent navigation for people with visual impairments.
Braille and tactile signs are typically installed at consistent heights beside doors, at lifts, washrooms, room identifiers and key decision points along accessible routes, in line with project and accessibility requirements.
Yes. Inclusive navigation systems can be planned for retrofit projects as well as new builds, coordinating with existing finishes, routes and operational needs.
Yes. AL RIZQ manufactures tactile and Braille signage using professional ADA-compliant DCS Braille technology, with quality checks before installation.
Yes. We collaborate with architects, accessibility consultants and project teams so tactile and Braille systems align with project objectives and applicable accessibility requirements.
Yes. Tactile maps can be designed for specific buildings or destinations to improve spatial understanding through touch and support accessible orientation.
Whether you're developing a hospital, university, government facility, commercial building or public destination, our team can help create accessibility solutions that support independence, confidence and inclusive experiences for every visitor.
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