Checklists of what to look for. Ideas and strategies for meeting needs and guidelines. Case studies and specific examples of good universal design process and commercial products. Demographic data re the number of people with functional limitations that would benefit from universal design. Statistical and other data regarding the performance level of individuals with different types of disabilities.
Data re the number of people that have problems with different product features.
Training courses for marketers and product managers. Incorporation of universal design into professional training programs in design and development of products and services. Consumers Awareness by advocacy groups of business constraints and methods. Consumer groups that will keep the pressure up until products are accessible. A knowledgeable consumer base, where consumers with disabilities readily communicate with companies about their products, offering detailed criticism and suggestions.