In the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, interactive kiosks are being used to connect children from different ages and experiences to the digital information and games that children’s museum can offer. The accessibility design constraints of these interactive kiosks are not only associated with the physical product design but also, the input and output of the information from the screens of these devices. When intending to provide universal access to the interactive kiosks, lifting the barriers associated with each accessibility issue is a complex and challenging task.

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The current kiosks in the museum do not include accessibility options when considering the input and output of the information from the interactive screens of the kiosks. Evidencing this disparity, children’s museum wants to focus on identifying the needs of the users and aim in developing an accessibility solution for the touch screen displays of the kiosks. Our target is to provide a solution to this problem by providing universal access to the games and information provided by the children's museum through interactive kiosks.