How do you turn data as complex as a city’s bus routes into a website that’s accessible to an entire community?
The solution
Our team began by gathering a ton of information from the Transfort team and soliciting outside reviews so we could understand common pain points when using a transportation website.
Then we applied our expertise in web accessibility, user experience, visual design and web development to thoroughly think through website functionality and implementation approaches.
We tested. We iterated. And then we tested some more.
The results
The result is one of the most usable transportation websites in the country.
To make sure route content remains fully accessible, we built carefully crafted route pages with HTML structure that meets the WCAG 2.2 AA standards required by the ADA.
The tables also feature “earlier,” ” now” and “later” buttons — and depending on the width of a user’s browser, the selected table will automatically scroll to exactly what they want to see.
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