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A braille billboard in London in honor of World Braille Day (thedrum.com)
submitted by awesomesaucesaywhat
Stephen_Falken 1 points 6y ago
Isin't this ad a fail?
It's a poster sized ad that fill the whole inside, left side of the bus stop wall. I'm assuming blind people aren't going to feel up the wall to see if there's braille, but look for a posted time sheet instead.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
It's a poster sized ad that fill the whole inside, left side of the bus stop wall. I'm assuming blind people aren't going to feel up the wall to see if there's braille, but look for a posted time sheet instead.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
awesomesaucesaywhat [OP] 3 points 6y ago
I viewed it as a raising awareness thing rather than an attempt to advertise directly to the blind.
KillerLag 3 points 6y ago
It is bringing more awareness to disability. Maltesers had been doing it for a while since the Paralympics with their ads. If you have a chance, take a look at their ads on youtube
1000100001 2 points 6y ago
EXACTLY, what I was thinking
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