In 4.8.6.3 How it Helps, suggest adding "attention" to this bulleted list:
"Wayfinding requires many cognitive functions so designs should accommodate a wide range of cognitive impairments including those supported by other Design Patterns. For example:
memory,
[ADD] attention,
executive function,
spatial orientation,
visual/spatial attention, perception and processing,
spatial disorientation anxiety,
language processing
intellectual"
Also, in the 1st paragraph in this section, suggest one change to make the clause about indoor navigation less absolute and more in line with outdoors clause:
"The help required to address wayfinding issues varies per individual and also between indoor navigation, where there [are --> can be] more stimuli, and outdoors, where there can be more demands on memory."
In 4.8.6.3 How it Helps, suggest adding "attention" to this bulleted list: "Wayfinding requires many cognitive functions so designs should accommodate a wide range of cognitive impairments including those supported by other Design Patterns. For example:
Also, in the 1st paragraph in this section, suggest one change to make the clause about indoor navigation less absolute and more in line with outdoors clause: "The help required to address wayfinding issues varies per individual and also between indoor navigation, where there [are --> can be] more stimuli, and outdoors, where there can be more demands on memory."