We've all been there: juggling overflowing grocery bags, wrangling a curious toddler, and wrestling with a heavy door that just won't budge. It's a frustrating experience for anyone. But for people with disabilities, navigating seemingly simple tasks like entering a building can present a significant challenge. Glass doors are a popular design choice for their modern aesthetic and ability to bathe an interior with natural light. But what if they could be more than just aesthetically pleasing? This article explores how incorporating accessibility features into glass doors can create a more inclusive environment for everyone. The Hidden Obstacles of Traditional...