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(Just to clarify: this is an unpaid university project for a short HCI/design module - not a startup/commercial product.)

We’re doing a university project on sensory accessibility in navigation/public transport.

For autistic or sensory-sensitive people:
are there certain stations, routes, or environments you intentionally avoid?

If so, what makes them difficult?

• noise
• crowds
• unpredictability
• announcements
• layouts
• crossing roads
• etc

Interested in real experiences + things navigation apps currently miss.

(Just to clarify: this is an unpaid university project for a short HCI/design module - not a startup/commercial product.)

We’re researching how neurodivergent people experience navigating cities/public transport.

If you’re autistic or sensory-sensitive, what parts of travelling around cities (especially places like London) do you find most stressful or overwhelming?

For example:

• crowded stations
• noise
• unexpected delays
• confusing layouts
• crossing roads
• too many people/signs/etc

Would really appreciate hearing about any experiences or things current maps/navigation apps don’t account for.

(Just to clarify: this is an unpaid university project for a short HCI/design module - not a startup/commercial product.)

We’re doing a university project on sensory accessibility in navigation/public transport.

For autistic or sensory-sensitive people:
are there certain stations, routes, or environments you intentionally avoid?

If so, what makes them difficult?

• noise
• crowds
• unpredictability
• announcements
• layouts
• crossing roads
• etc

Interested in real experiences + things navigation apps currently miss.

(Just to clarify: this is an unpaid university project for a short HCI/design module - not a startup/commercial product.)

Are there specific London stations/routes you avoid because they feel overwhelming?

We’re doing a university project on sensory accessibility in navigation/public transport.

For autistic or sensory-sensitive people:
are there certain stations, routes, or environments you intentionally avoid?

If so, what makes them difficult?

• noise
• crowds
• unpredictability
• announcements
• layouts
• crossing roads
• etc

Interested in real experiences + things navigation apps currently miss.

(Just to clarify: this is an unpaid university project for a short HCI/design module - not a startup/commercial product.)

Hi, we’re university students researching how neurodivergent people experience navigating cities/public transport.

If you’re autistic or sensory-sensitive, what parts of travelling around cities (especially places like London) do you find most stressful or overwhelming?

For example:

• crowded stations
• noise
• unexpected delays
• confusing layouts
• crossing roads
• too many people/signs/etc

Would really appreciate hearing about any experiences or things current maps/navigation apps don’t account for.