Which statement best describes accessibility integration practices in PDD work products?

• A. ADA considerations are optional.
• B. Accessibility is addressed only in final as-built drawings.
• C. Accessibility is not within PDD scope.
• D. ADA/Accessibility standards in layouts, door widths, route of travel, and universal access features.

Answer: (D)

Accessibility integration means applying ADA/Accessibility requirements throughout the project, not as an afterthought. In PDD work products, this shows up by reflecting ADA/Accessibility standards in layouts, door widths, routes of travel, and universal access features. This ensures the design and documentation are compliant and usable for people with disabilities from the outset, across drawings, sections, and details. Accessibility is not optional, nor should it be postponed to final drawings or treated as outside PDD scope.