National Library of Australia recognises DTAC’s ‘The Art of Tactile Certification’ white paper

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The Art of Tactile Certification’ white paper

The National Library of Australia have recognised DTAC ’s ‘The Art of Tactile Certification’ white paper as an addition to their collection. This document is now available from DTAC online.

According to DTAC, the ‘Art of Tactile Certification’ white paper can improve the understanding of tactiles and their importance to those who use them to negotiate the built environment. The document explains how tactiles, when considered at the design stage of a project, can be integrated without aesthetic compromise.

28/05/2009 12:00 AM

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