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DISABILITY-CONFIDENCE6 MIN READ

When Access Needs Conflict

Resolve competing access needs by preserving dignity and generating alternatives.

Conflict Camera-on access helps one person and harms another. The manager must protect both dignity and participation. Function, options, test Translate positions into access functions, then design more than two options. Flexibility in use beats one-size-fits-all inclusion. Participation without public ranking Name functions Translate Kai asks for cameras on; Elena asks for cameras optional. What is the best first move? Generate options Expand Kai needs social cues; Elena needs lower visual load. Which option set is strongest? Test and review Monitor The critique is about to start.

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