Interactive demonstration — ADA field inspections

ADA inspection map demo for Kernville curb ramps, sidewalks, and public-works features

Explore a simulated map-based ADA inspection workflow in Kernville, California. The demonstration includes Type A, B, C, and D curb ramps, truncated dome panels, bus stop islands, accessible sidewalk segments, crossings, public-facility access points, inspection routes, and priority zones. It imagines a new public-works development over public satellite imagery; all field records, measurements, routes, zones, and features are synthetic examples, and no customer or agency data is used.

What this ADA inspection demo shows

• Type A–D curb ramps tracked by exact location — Each synthetic curb-ramp record shows its inspection status, measurement notes, and the next field action directly on the map.
• Detectable warnings, transit islands, and crossings in context — Public-works inspectors can see adjacent ADA elements together instead of separating ramp, dome, and crossing records across different spreadsheets.
• Accessible path-of-travel routes and priority zones — Inspection circuits, riverfront paths, school-walk routes, and public-works zones make the next field walk clear at a glance.
• Open corrective actions separated from verified work — Use category and status controls to focus the field walk on items that need re-inspection, correction, or initial measurement.