Visually Impaired Friendly Walkway: Tactile Paving, Handrails, and Auditory Markers

Show a walking and jogging route through a sports park detailed for people with visual impairment. Render a smooth continuous path with a tactile guidance strip of raised parallel bars running down one side, set flush and in a strongly contrasting tone against the paving. Detail decision points with a different tactile pattern — raised domes — marking each junction, paired with a simple handrail return and a small tactile map plate on a post at accessible height with braille and raised lettering. Show a continuous slim handrail in warm timber along one side of the route through the more complex sections, its ends curved down and back to the post. Include a low water rill running alongside part of the path as an audible cue, and a group of chimes in the planting at another point, so different stretches sound distinct. Detail planting chosen for scent — herbs and jasmine — placed at the path edge. Show high colour contrast between path and verge. Include a person walking with a white cane. Photorealistic, calm, clear contrast, eye-level view along the path.