With the help of the Toolbox you can:

1. Design digital transport solutions that are better tailored to citizens’ needs, especially those of users who experience barriers in using digital services, by means of the UDM – Universal Design manual.
2. Design universally understandable interfaces between transport end-users and the digital mobility system, through the UIL – Universal interface language manual.
3. Ensure data protection and cybersecurity in digital transport solutions, by means of the CSG – Cybersecurity and privacy assessment guidelines.
4. Evaluate the compliance of digital mobility solutions and services with the universal design principles, through the online SET – Service evaluation tool.
5. Identify, select and filter a list of recommendations derived from our research with end users in the INDIMO Recommendations browsable list.

Each tool provides access to project results such as research insights, methodologies, surveys, exercises, documents, templates and a list of recommendations. All provided materials are open access and they can be used to analyse, evaluate and re-design all kinds of digital mobility services.

The Toolbox flowchart

Depending on the scope of your exploration, you can decide to:

• Explore the interactive tools UDM:, UIL and CSG and apply the proposed methodologies, by downloading available templates, examples and best practices.
• Read the INDIMO recommendations that are more relevant to your role or you actual inquiry, by applying available filters
• Self-evaluate an existing or prototyped digital mobility and delivery service by using the SET, which will guide the assessment through questions and will provide you with a quantified inclusivity and accessibility performance on thematic spider-graphs and with a selection of recommendations that cover the weak-points.

Go to the tools’ selector page:

INDIMO Toolbox

To further implement the whole INDIMO Toolbox after the end of the project, all tools have been also included on the European Transport Forum tools repository that also hosts the Co-creation community (https://www.etmforum.eu/resources/). The open discussion platform linked to the ETM Forum website allows you and all other members of the community to use tools and recommendations over time, ensuring a long term impact of the main outcomes.

ETM Forum home page

The post The INDIMO Toolbox: why you should use it appeared first on Indimo Project.

The survey proposes different sets of pictograms and tries to explore their level of ambiguity depending on the experience and characteristics of respondents. Many digital tools have emerged the past years offering personalized services at every stage of a journey and home deliveries have become very popular. INDIMO believes that all people can benefit from these digital solutions, if Universal Design principles are applied. In the context of the INDIMO project, the survey aim is to better understand requirements towards these tools and make them easier to use and more inclusive for all. Results will be used to inform and develop the Universal interface language icons manual.

Complete survey

The post POSTPONED DEADLINE to complete our survey! appeared first on Indimo Project.

Complete survey

The post Complete our survey about mobile application icons! appeared first on Indimo Project.