We are running a research study on urban navigation for people with visual impairments. We're seeking input from blind or visually impaired people, in the form of a short virtual interview lasting 30-40 minutes. Topics would centre around route planning, challenges and lived experience when navigating on foot in both familiar and unfamiliar settings.

We can offer £15 (roughly $20) compensation to all participants who meet the inclusion criteria\* and complete an interview with us. The study has been fully approved by the UCL board of ethics.

If you would be interested in taking part, please don't hesitate to send me a message or reply to this post!

\*Inclusion Criteria is as follows

\- Must be over the age of 18

\- Must fall into the categories for moderate to complete visual impairment (20/160 vision to 20/1000 vision or total blindness)

\- Must be able to give informed consent, no cognitive impairment.

Post has been approved by r/blind mods.