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A person with mobility disabilities, happy and grateful to use an app that provides information about accessible places, experiences a new freedom and autonomy in their daily life. This app becomes a valuable companion, allowing her to plan her activities in advance and access locations that meet her accessibility needs. When opening the app, this person finds an intuitive and friendly interface, which allows him to search for different types of establishments, such as restaurants, malls, parks and public services. It can filter the results based on accessibility criteria, such as ramps, elevators, adapted restrooms, and parking spaces for people with disabilities. When choosing a place of interest, the app displays detailed information about the accessibility of the property. This includes descriptions of barrier-free entrances, wide hallways, tactile signage, hearing aid devices, and other amenities that promote inclusion. The person with mobility disability can read comments and ratings left by other users, sharing their experiences in specific locations. This interaction provides a supportive community where she can connect with others with disabilities and get personalized recommendations. With the help of the app, this person can plot accessible routes to reach the desired destinations. The app provides information about adapted public transport, accessible routes for pedestrians and even the availability of accessible transport services on demand. Upon arriving at their destination, the person with mobility impairment feels confident and empowered, knowing that the app has helped them make informed decisions and find locations that meet their needs. She enjoys the experience without the physical barriers that used to limit her activities. Overall, this app offers a new perspective on life to the person with a disability.

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