Braillito Maps

Braillito Maps is a community map of places that are actually accessible. Apple Maps and Google Maps can tell you where a café is. They can't tell you whether it has a ramp at the door, tactile paving on the way in, or a menu in braille. That information doesn't arrive by satellite — it comes from the people who need it. HOW IT WORKS Add a place with its name, address and a photo, then answer six questions about what it actually has: • Ramp • Wide doorway • Adapted restroom • Tactile paving • Braille signage • Audible signals Every place gets a score out of six, shown as a number and a colour band — never colour on its own. A screen reader reads it out as "Café Rivas, accessibility 4 out of 6". BUILT TO BE USED WITH VOICEOVER The list is not a fallback for the map: it is the accessible view. A map is close to unusable with a screen reader, because pins have no order and nothing to…