Boto® is committed to inclusive design and accessibility for all. Our website and signage meet WCAG 2.1 AA and Australian Standards (AS 1428.1), supporting users of all abilities. We ensure accessible navigation, screen reader compatibility, and DDA-compliant braille and tactile signage for public and commercial spaces. Contact us for support or feedback. Accessibility Statement This statement was last updated in May 2025. At Boto® Signage, accessibility is at the heart of everything we do. As specialists in braille and tactile signage, we are deeply committed to creating digital and physical experiences that are inclusive, barrier-free, and respectful of people of all abilities. Our Commitment Madebyboto.com is designed and maintained with accessibility in mind. We aim to meet or exceed the requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, and we monitor emerging standards such as WCAG 2.2 and inclusive design frameworks to ensure continuous improvement. We recognise the diversity of human ability and are committed to serving individuals with: Vision impairments (including blindness, low vision, and colour blindness) Mobility or physical challenges Cognitive or neurological differences (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD, autism) Hearing impairments and deafness Speech or communication differences Temporary disabilities and situational limitations (e.g., low bandwidth, noisy environments) Key Accessibility Features Semantic HTML with accessible markup and ARIA labels Keyboard navigability and logical tab order High-contrast colour palettes for legibility Alt text on all meaningful images Screen reader compatibility Responsive design for use across all devices Clear, readable fonts and consistent heading hierarchy Plain language content wherever possible Design for Mixed Abilities In alignment with the social model of disability, we strive to eliminate design barriers—not accommodate around them. We consider: Neurodivergent users by offering uncluttered layouts, predictable navigation, and minimal distractions Cognitive load reduction through concise content and visual support Inclusive language and imagery that reflect diverse people and experiences Touch target optimization for users with motor impairments or assistive tech Continuous Improvement Accessibility is an ongoing process. We conduct periodic audits, user testing (where feasible), and review updates from the Australian Human Rights Commission, W3C, and Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) to guide our updates. We welcome feedback from users of all abilities. If you encounter an accessibility barrier on madebyboto.com or require assistance accessing content, please contact us. Boto® Signage – Made to Include.

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Boto® Signage (madebyboto.com) provides custom braille and tactile signage designed for accessibility, compliance, and durability. Serving Australian businesses, we offer premium signage solutions for facilities, wayfinding, and End of Trip areas. Terms & Conditions General Disclaimer Madebyboto.com is provided “as is” and “as available.” While we strive to ensure the accuracy of the information on this website, BOTO Signage makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, about the content’s accuracy, reliability, or suitability for any purpose. We reserve the right to update or modify the website’s content, products, or services without notice. Use of this website is at your own risk. BOTO Signage will not be liable for any loss, damage, or injury arising from the use or inability to use this website or its content, including but not limited to indirect or consequential damages. Privacy Policy We are committed to protecting your privacy in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). Data Collection: We may collect personal information such as your name, email address, contact details, and purchase history when you interact with our website or place an order. Use of Information: Collected data is used to process orders, respond to inquiries, and improve user experience. Your data will never be sold or shared with third parties without your consent, except where required by law. Cookies: Our website uses cookies to enhance browsing functionality and for analytical purposes. You can disable cookies via your browser settings. Copyright and Intellectual Property All content on madebyboto.com—including text, graphics, logos, images, product descriptions, and digital downloads—is the property of BOTO Signage or its content suppliers and is protected under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). No part of this website may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form without prior written permission from BOTO Signage. You may view, download, and print pages for personal, non-commercial use only, provided that all copyright and proprietary notices remain intact. Product Information and Availability All products and prices displayed are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST where applicable. We make every effort to ensure that product descriptions and images are accurate. However, we do not warrant that product details are error-free. Product availability is subject to change without notice. Governing Law These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia. Any disputes arising from or related to the use of this website will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in New South Wales. For questions regarding our Terms & Conditions, please contact us. Business Summary BOTO Signage (madebyboto.com ) provides custom braille and tactile signage designed for accessibility, compliance, and durability. Serving Australian businesses, we offer premium signage solutions for facilities, commercial and civic projects.

Made by Boto® offers compliant braille and tactile signage for inclusive spaces—trusted by architects, facility managers, and government projects across Australia. The Next Generation of Inclusive Signage. Welcome to Boto®, where accessibility meets innovation. Say goodbye to outdated, uninspired tactile signage. Our fully compliant, thoughtfully crafted range empowers you to create inclusive spaces with style and purpose. Designed and manufactured in Australia. Made by Boto®. Explore our range and build better spaces—for everyone. More Than Signage. A Complete Accessibility Solution. Discover Our Range At Boto®, we believe signage should do more than check a box—it should elevate every space it touches. Our inclusive designs go beyond compliance, delivering tactile clarity, visual appeal, and seamless integration across all environments. Whether in public spaces or private facilities, signages Made by Boto® are made to enhance navigation, foster inclusivity, and reflect the integrity of your space. Favourites All Gender Accessible Toilet RH & Shower – Tactile & Braille | Made by Boto® Price AU$179.00 Add to Cart End of Trip (EOT) Sign Capsule – Tactile & Braille | Made by Boto® Price AU$159.00 Add to Cart Directional Speech Bubble Sign – Tactile & Braille | Made by Boto® Price AU$149.00 Add to Cart Number Single-Digit Bubble – Tactile & Braille | Made by Boto® Price AU$159.00 Add to Cart Shop by Collection Facilities & End of Trip All Products Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Numerical Organisation Queers in Property Work & Community "With more than 70 terms to describe gender expressions, our inclusive signage ensures no one feels left out. As wayfinding and signage specialists, we believe there has never been a better time to make an elegant visual statement – this is why we created Boto." Eva Krane Founder of Boto "We’re constantly seeking ways to make our events more inclusive. Though it may seem like a small change, traditional signage often reinforces a gender binary. Inclusive wayfinding and signage challenges this norm, creating spaces that acknowledge gender diversity.” Dayle Bennett QIP NSW Co-Chair "Inclusive signage can serve as a subtle educational tool, helping to normalise diverse gender identities and expressions. One day, we hope to see that the interim solutions that have created a sense of belonging and safety will be a part of standard practice for all public places.” Adrien Moffatt QIP NSW Co-Chair Built for Now. Ready for What’s Next. Whether you're designing a new build or updating an existing space, Made by Boto® offers a complete range of inclusive signage solutions ready to meet your project’s needs. Join the growing number of organisations and businesses that trust Boto® for accessible, design-forward signage that makes a lasting impact. Start your project with Boto® today. Design We offer customised signage for commercial projects to ensure a seamless navigation system for all. Get in touch with your inquiry and a friendly team member will assist you. Inquire Now Trade/Technical Tendering a project? Please send us your tender docs (signage schedule & BOQ) and we'll provide a trade proposal plus any other required specifications. Inquire Now Partnerships Looking for a reliable signage provider for a national rollout? Please contact us for partnership opportunities to ensure quality and inclusivity across the board. Inquire Now Trusted by

Find answers to common questions about Boto® braille and tactile signage, compliance standards, installation, custom orders, and accessible design support. How do I install signage Made by Boto®? Please review below requirements for compliance/best practice: • Braille and tactile components of a sign should be installed not less than 1200mm and not higher than 1600mm above the floor or ground surface. • Signs with single lines of characters should have the line of tactile characters no less than 1250mm and not higher than 1350mm above the ground surface. • Preferably, signs identifying rooms or facilities are installed on the wall latch side of the door with the leading edge of the sign located between 50mm and 300mm from the architrave. If this is not possible, the Signage may be placed on the door itself, centered horizontally and keeping within guidelines for height (as above). Our signage has an adhesive backing so pretty much anyone can install it. What is Luminance Contrast and why does it matter? Luminance contrast is the light reflected from one surface or component, compared to the light reflected from another surface or component. Any signage should have a luminance contrast with the surface on which it is mounted of no less than 30%. This helps people with vision impairment locate the signage more easily. In order to check if a 30% contrast between a painted wall and your signage is achieved, look up the Light Reflectance Value (LRV) of the paint and compare it with the provided values. The difference must be at least 30%, otherwise the contrast is too minimal to comply with the National Construction Code (NCC) of Australia/NZ. Review the suitability of a surface paint before specifying plus consider lighting for each location and choose higher contrast values for poorly lit spaces. Our Made by Boto® base collection has the following Light Reflectance Values (LRVs) in Percent (%): What does DDA-compliant mean? DDA-compliant signage meets the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Australia), ensuring equal access and usability for people with disability. In practice, this is guided by the National Construction Code (NCC, formerly the Building Code of Australia) and Australian Standards (AS 1428.1), which set out specific rules for tactile and Braille elements, colour contrast, font style, size, and placement. These standards make sure signage is functional, legible, and accessible to all. All Made by Boto® products are designed to be fully DDA-compliant while maintaining architectural quality and design integrity. How do I distinguish a LH versus RH transfer? LH (Left Hand) and RH (Right Hand) refer to the side a person transfers from their wheelchair to the toilet, a requirement for accessible toilets under the National Construction Code (NCC) and AS1428 standards. A LH transfer means the grab rails are on the left and the person transfers to the toilet from their left side, while an RH transfer means the grab rails are on the right and the person transfers from their right. This signage helps wheelchair users identify the correct layout for safe and effective use of the accessible toilet facility. LH (Left Hand) Transfer Definition: A person transfers from their wheelchair onto the toilet seat from their left side. Signage: The grab rail is located on the left side of the toilet when facing it. Code Requirement: The NCC requires this signage to be included on accessible toilet facilities to inform users of the transfer side. RH (Right Hand) Transfer Definition: A person transfers from their wheelchair onto the toilet seat from their right side. Signage: The grab rail is located on the right side of the toilet when facing it. Code Requirement: As with LH transfer, RH signage is mandatory for accessible toilets under the NCC. Why it's Important Safety: Knowing the transfer side helps wheelchair users position themselves correctly and safely. Accessibility: Proper transfer signage is a key component of accessible design, ensuring that facilities meet the needs of people with disabilities. Compliance: The NCC mandates these signs as part of the broader requirements for accessible facilities, ensuring buildings are compliant with Australian Standards like AS1428. Is signage Made by Boto® compliant with Australian standards? Yes. Every Made by Boto® sign is designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA), the National Construction Code (formerly the BCA), and Australian Standards AS 1428.1: Design for Access and Mobility. This ensures all signage is accessible, durable, and legally compliant, while still maintaining the design quality expected in architectural spaces. At the same time, Made by Boto® advocates for a more inclusive approach to signage—going beyond minimum compliance. Where relevant, we provide best practice options alongside compliant options, helping clients choose solutions that truly welcome and support all users. Can you help you with compliance signage for a new project? Absolutely. Made by Boto® works closely with architects, designers, and project managers to ensure all signage meets the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA), the National Construction Code (formerly the BCA), and Australian Standards AS 1428.1. We can review your project needs, recommend compliant solutions, and also present best practice options that go beyond the minimum—helping you create spaces that are not only legally compliant but also genuinely inclusive and welcoming. Are your signs tested for durability? Yes. Made by Boto® signage is manufactured using high-quality materials and finishes designed for long-term performance in public and commercial environments. Our signs are tested for durability, UV stability, and cleaning resistance to ensure they remain legible, tactile, and compliant over time. We build for everyday use in real spaces—so your signage continues to look good and function as intended for years to come. Who owns the designs created by Made by Boto®? All tactile signage designs, artwork, shapes, layouts, and concepts developed by Made by Boto® are the intellectual property of Boto Pty Ltd (trading as Made by Boto®). This includes custom commissions unless otherwise contractually agreed. Are Made by Boto® designs protected by copyright? Yes. All original designs by Made by Boto® are protected under Australian copyright law and international IP conventions. This includes braille compositions, tactile patterns, layout systems, and the visual language developed for architectural integration. Can I replicate or modify Made by Boto® signage for another project? No. Reproduction, adaptation, or unauthorised modification of Made by Boto® designs is not permitted without express written consent. We welcome collaborative design and are happy to discuss licensing or tailored adaptations that respect our IP. What happens if I see a design that looks like yours used elsewhere? Please contact us. We take copyright and design integrity seriously. If you suspect unauthorised use of Made by Boto® work, email us at hello@madebyboto.com with details or images if possible. Can we commission you for a custom design and retain ownership? Ownership of custom work can be discussed on a project basis. In most cases, Made by Boto® retains copyright to protect the design system, while providing exclusive use licenses to clients. This ensures continuity, compliance, and integrity across your built environment. Do you license your work? Yes. We offer licensing arrangements for our collections, systems, and tactile signage elements for use in large-scale or ongoing developments. Get in touch if you'd like to explore a licensing partnership. What makes your designs unique or proprietary? Our work combines technical compliance, architectural detailing, and inclusive design thinking. The unique integration of tactile materials, colour strategies, braille formats, and shape systems (including our Capsule, Arch, and Speech Bubble designs) forms part of our proprietary visual and spatial language. How do you enforce your intellectual property rights? We monitor the use of our designs and enforce our rights under Australian IP law. Where needed, we take legal steps to protect our creative assets and the integrity of inclusive design in the built environment. What are Human Rights and why are they important? Human rights recognise the inherent value of each person, regardless of background, where we live, what we look like, what we think or what we believe. They are based on principles of dignity, equality and mutual respect, which are shared across cultures, religions and philosophies. They are about being treated fairly, treating others fairly and having the ability to make genuine choices in our daily lives. Respect for human rights is the cornerstone of strong communities in which everyone can make a contribution and feel included. Signage made by Boto ensures that spaces are accessible for all people. For more info, visit www.humanrights.gov.au How can I make my commercial spaces more inclusive and accessible? Spaces really profit from updated signage to ensure all people feel welcome. For people with different abilities, it helps to know where the accessible entry is and what facilities are available to them. This is not only to comply to building codes, but simply put, it's good for business. People with neurodivers requirements may want to visit at certain times when sound and noise is minimal. This can be announced by the use of inclusive signage. Restaurants may want to look at braille translations for their menu to allow vision impaired people the dignity to browse the menu. These little things matter and are this world a better place for all. How does Boto® support accessibility? We design signage that meets WCAG and AS 1428.1 standards to ensure environments are accessible for people with visual, cognitive, and mobility impairments. Why is inclusive signage important? Inclusive signage supports equal access for all people, regardless of identity or ability. It enhances independence and safety in public and commercial spaces. Do you consider neurodivergent needs? Yes, our design principles support clarity, consistency, and low cognitive load—important for users with autism, ADHD, or dyslexia. Does Boto® support DEI initiatives? Absolutely. Our mission is rooted in universal design and accessibility, aligned with diversity, equity, and inclusion best practices. Why Acrylic? Because Touch Matters. At Made by Boto®, we design for real people, in real spaces. That means thinking not just about how signage looks—but how it feels. We use high-quality acrylic because it offers something uniquely human: warmth. Unlike colder materials like metal or glass, acrylic has a natural softness and warmth to the touch. It invites interaction without hesitation, making it ideal for tactile signage—especially in environments where people rely on their sense of touch for orientation and navigation. Acrylic is also exceptionally practical. It’s lightweight, durable, and easy to clean—perfect for high-traffic public spaces. It holds colour beautifully, resists wear, and delivers a precise, consistent feel across every raised character and braille dot. And importantly, acrylic is a recyclable material. Our signage is designed with long-term sustainability in mind. When the time comes to decommission or replace signs, the acrylic can be returned to the material cycle—supporting a more circular, conscious approach to design. In short, acrylic allows us to deliver signage that is inclusive, aesthetically refined, and environmentally responsible. It’s a material that reflects our core belief: that good design should work for everyone—and everything—it touches. Who specifies your signage? Our signage is trusted by architects, builders, facility managers, and government agencies for public buildings, workplaces, and End of Trip facilities. Do you offer custom signage? Yes, we specialise in fully custom signage that meets compliance standards while reflecting your brand or interior design requirements. Where do you ship? We ship Australia-wide, with options for bulk and custom orders. Contact us for international shipping enquiries. How long will my order take? Depending on stock levels, please allow 1-2 weeks for your order to be processed. We will be sending you email updates once you have placed the order online and please email us for larger quantities and installation, if required. Where are the products made? Proudly made in Australia, we believe in local production, lower CO2 due to recduced transport, happier people and better lives for all. Our products are designed with compassion, ensuring that every individual feels respected and included. What is your warranty? All our items are covered by a 12 month manufacturer's guarantee which protects you from faults and defects caused in the manufacturing process. Of course our signs will last a lot longer! What is your returns policy? Exchanges or returns will not be accepted unless deemed faulty by Boto. For products that are deemed faulty on purchase, refunds, credits or exchanges will not be accepted after 14 days from the date of purchase. We encourage you to open and inspect your product as soon as you get it, and be in touch straight away if there are any issues. Maintenance and Cleaning Instructions Spray and wipe the tactile signage with mild detergent and antibacterial soap, as required. What is Boto®? Boto Pty Ltd is an Australian company that designs and manufactures premium, compliant braille and tactile signage for accessible and inclusive spaces. Frequently Asked Questions Can't find what you're looking for? Please let us know what your inquiry is about in a few words and a friendly team member will be in touch. Full Name* Company Email* Phone Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Please tick one of the boxes: Design Trade/Technical Partnerships ...or let us know what your inquiry is about in a few words: File upload Upload File Submit