Inform. Educate. Inspire.
Inform. Educate. Inspire.
A sensory space starts with a practical question: what do the people using it need? We help organizations turn that question into a plan for the space, its furnishings, its sensory features, and how it will be used.
I’m Amakeda Ponds. My work connects accessibility, UX, and content design with the physical spaces people use. I help organizations think through barriers and make more thoughtful choices about the experiences they create.
Sensory-room curation is the primary focus of my business. I work with schools, workplaces, government agencies, and event organizers to plan spaces around intended users, the available setting, and how the space will be used.
understand intended users and the people supporting the experience.
consider the space, routines, constraints, and purpose.
define recommendations, responsibilities, and agreed deliverables.
Whether you are planning a sensory room or improving a digital experience, start by telling us what you want people to be able to do.