Case studies

In this section, learn about what good accessibility looks like from the carpark design to the exhibition floor.

Person holding the NZSL audio guide in their hand

Accessibility case study: Te Papa’s NZSL Mobile Guide

The Te Papa New Zealand Sign Language Mobile Guide was developed with the Deaf community, for the Deaf community. This case study is part of the National Services Te Paerangi Guide to Accessibility for Museums and Galleries.

Rowan Carroll, the Director of the New Zealand Police Museum, standing outside the museum entrance.

Accessibility case study: New Zealand Police Museum

The New Zealand Police Museum undertook an accessibility audit to enable the museum to improve the experience for all visitors. This case study is part of the National Services Te Paerangi Guide to Accessibility for Museums and Galleries.