Why Senior Living Architects Fail at Website Accessibility & How to Fix It
Key Facts
- 1 in 4 adults aged 65+ experience a fall each year, highlighting critical accessibility needs according to The Lutheran Home
- By 2030, one in six people globally will be 60 or older per Gensler research
- Senior living design trends emphasize accessibility, wellness, and home-like environments reports Buckner Retirement Services
- Clear communication of ADA compliance and universal design on websites builds trust with aging communities notes The Lutheran Home
- Experts emphasize accessibility isn't just about mobility but creating environments where seniors feel comfortable and confident states The Lutheran Home
- No sources directly address how to communicate accessibility features online for improved SEO and trust
- Gensler notes that employing advanced technology in senior living is ironically about increasing human interaction per their trends report