This might be an over-interpretation of accessibility laws...

Burned fingers? Yes! But t least you know why.

You could have used hot glue and created glue bubbles on top of the printed Braille

You had one job...

This must be to a blind what a waldo-picture is to a seeing person.

An inclusive playground...for giants!

You may not be able to read the words, but some blind people can still see the bright green and red glow. So this doesn't really belong here.

Well, if done well, the sign would be disgusting since they would read it before washing their hands.

[face palm]

Apparently, "Woen" go to toilet here.

If the letters are raised than you can feel the shape of them. putting the word braille is stupid though

Yeah, blind and almost blind people are really famous for being able to be really fast in the bathroom (especially in one they're not used to) and the only reason they could possibly be taking longer is if they were stalling. /sarcasm

The first dots (reverse L shape) means its a number. The other two are an E. Basically it's number E so a 5 Could indicate it's level 5

aparently blind ppl in vietnom have evolved and can now read flat bralle

Well, still telling what it is is nice. Why should a blind child have no fun making strange figures for their seeing friends? I do not consider this a fail.

Serious question: would people who can read braille be able to read 'our' number too? I mean: this numbers are protruding from the buttons. And the numbers are larger then the braille signs. I would think these ciphers to be decipherable by touch alone for blind people. (?)

All these really tall blind kids...

But, but it is room 101?!?

More respect for blind drivers please, particularly for blind bus drivers. Uh, erm...

I hope it reads "If you can read this but not see ahead please consider stepping down again."

I think this is a sticky surface fro frying eegs in case you get a craving for "sunny side up" while hiking.

This, I think, is less about Braille as a functioning device and more about bringing awareness to how we should be considering accommodating the visually impaired in our learning, leisure, business (etc) environments?

I think that's art.

The sign mauled by a werewolf has seen so many troubles.

Thank god it is not permanent!

Some blind people still see light.

Vision Impaired Patriots...when does their new record comes out? I would also go to one of their concerts!

Well, why would you not tell blind people what this is? They might just wonder. I think that is fine.

Actually, this test works with Braille computer interface devices, and when Braille is selected by the sighted person that is setting up the tests (like they do for all students), the test software will send proper signals to the device, as well as make other accommodations to make the test accessible to the blind, including sending raised illustrations to the device, and eliminating any questions that may not translate to a blind tester. It's actually very helpful.