Case Study: Moors Valley Country Park

Moors Valley Country Park in Dorset wanted to make its facilities and trails more accessible for visitors with sight loss.
Rangers in Moors Valley Country Park
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Client: Moors Valley Country Park
Service: Large Print Guides

Moors Valley Country Park, a popular visitor attraction in Dorset, wanted to make its printed information more accessible to people with sight loss, dyslexia, and learning disabilities. They commissioned our team to create a bespoke large print guide for their site.

Rather than simply enlarging the existing content, we redesigned the guide from the ground up. We considered spacing, contrast, font choice and layout to make the information easier to read and navigate for all visitors. The guide was also designed to be helpful for people who speak English as a second language.

Thanks to this focused intervention, Moors Valley now offers a more inclusive visitor experience. People with a range of access needs can enjoy the park independently, without having to rely on others for support.

This is a visual story that we created with Moors Valley

For more information on becoming an Accessibility Ambassador at one of our partner heritage sites, please contact the Living Options Devon HUB Team 01392 459222 or info@livingoptions.org

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