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Easytoviewthescreen andeverythingiswithin easyreachingdistance whilestanding. BankofAmerica Allmachinesareone height. Alldispensers(i.e.Cash, Statement/Receipt,etc.) eitherdirectlybeloworto theleftofthescreen stillwithineasyreaching distance. BankofAmerica Alightislocatednexttoeach dispenserflashestoremind youtograbsomethingorto indicatewheretoinsert money,etc. Audiojackforheadphones...
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Easytoviewthescreen
andeverythingiswithin
easyreachingdistance
whilestanding.
BankofAmerica
Allmachinesareone
height.
Alldispensers(i.e.Cash,
Statement/Receipt,etc.)
eitherdirectlybeloworto
theleftofthescreen
stillwithineasyreaching
distance.
BankofAmerica
Alightislocatednexttoeach
dispenserflashestoremind
youtograbsomethingorto
indicatewheretoinsert
money,etc.
Audiojackforheadphones
availablebelowscreen,nextto
keypad.
Totheleftofkeypadis
messagebothwrittenandin
Brailleexplainsaboutthe
availableaudiojack.Includes
phonenumbertocallfor
questions.
BankofAmerica
Keypadismarkedwith
tactilecuesmakingiteasy
todeterminewhichkeyis
which.
Primarilytouchscreen,is
goodandbad.
Isquickerandeasier
Notalwaysassensitiveasit
shouldbe,mayhavetotap
screenseveraltimesto
selectoption.
Canttactuallytellwhatkey
doeswhatonscreenif
visuallyimpaired.
BankofAmerica
Goodaudioalert
system.
Wheneverbuttonis
pushed,optionis
selected,etc.makesa
beepingnoise.
Hasspecific
sound/toneforeach
function.
Makesiteasierto
differentiatebetween
them.
BankofAmerica
Mirrors
MostBofAATMs
haveoneroundmirror
atthetopofthe
machine,butsome
donthaveany.
Letsyouseeanyone
comingupbehindyou,
butcantseeanyone
comingfromthesides.
BankofAmerica
Peopleoftenforgetabout
theircardsandstartwalking
awaybeforerememberingto
grabit.
Whenreceivingyourcash
and/orreceipt,cardis
returnedlast.
Makesaloud,insistent
beepingsoundtoremindyou
tograbcard.
Safetyfeature:ifcardisnot
pulledoutafteracertain
amountoftime(about30
sec.)ATMeatsthecard.
BankofAmerica
BankofAmerica
BankofAmerica
Recommended Changes
Heights of ATMs
Each location should
have ATMs at two
different heights.
Mirrors
Should have mirrors
at top left, right, and
center of ATM for
complete view.
Card Reader
Swipe card rather
than fed it to
machine.
Braille
All signs, labels and
buttons should
include translations
in Braille.
Recommended Changes
Light & Sound
Feedback
Should have visual and
audio alerts for each
transaction/process.
Proper Labeling &
Display
Large buttons, proper
contrast, font style and
size, color scheme.
Languages
Should have different
language options
available.
Screen Privacy
Tint to screen so that
only the person using
the ATM can see the
screen anyone
standing behind them
will see black.
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