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Unfortunately I don't think I've seen a "tiny" design that's wheelchair accessible.

• ilaksh 11y ago
  Right, almost all of them involve ladders to lofts or something, but there is no reason a tiny house can't have a normal bed near the ground if you need that. Anyway, by any chance did you read my page? I am pretty bummed out because I have been trying to link to that tiny villages thing from everywhere I can just so maybe a few people would read my idea, but the traffic analysis on the github page keeps saying there is 0 traffic (except for 2 the other day and 1 of them was me).
  • voltagex_ 11y ago
    There's a bit of a problem with the page so far: http://imgur.com/zhPbYuA http://imgur.com/zhPbYuA - see the whitespace? Maybe adding photos would help the traffic?
    • ilaksh 11y ago
      There is an image. Well, thanks for reading through the text if you had time, really just trying to get the ideas out there. I did not see any whitespace like that on my browsers (obviously). What browser do you have? I will have to test with other browsers and find a way around that.
  • randlet 11y ago
    Hi ilaksh, I read through your page although I don't think it would be my preference for living there are some neat ideas. Adding these simple lines to your css file will make your site instantly much more appealing to read! body { max-width: 960px; margin: auto; }
• liveoneggs 11y ago
  my sub 400 sqft "apartment" would have been accessible if it had an elevator to get into it and the bathroom were adjusted accordingly.