Stairs in the context of accessibility for people with disabilities are a critical aspect of architectural design. Stairs should be supported with tactile surface indicators for the visually impaired and visual and auditory alerts for the hearing impaired. Additionally, handrails of appropriate height and sturdiness should be installed along the stairs for individuals with mobility restrictions. Providing ramps or elevators as alternatives to stairs is vital to ensuring the access rights of people with disabilities. Such measures support the independent movement of individuals with disabilities and promote their equal participation in social life.