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  • What is the accessible format for blind people?

    To make a text accessible, it is usually necessary to provide it in several formats. Alternate formats include large print, braille, audio tape, and electronic file. Even within these four categories, there are choices that are most appropriate, depending on a number of factors.

  • What is the design strategy for blind people?

    Here's a list of six best practices to make your designs better for those with visual impairments.

    Separate Content and Structure. Provide Text Alternatives. Avoid Using Color to Convey Information. Use Textures Instead of Color. Try Monochromatic Color Schemes. Use Contrasting Colours for Better Readability.

  • How do you make a building accessible for the blind?

    8 Ways to Make Commercial Buildings More Accessible

    1Install ramps and curb cuts. 2Provide accessible parking spaces. 3Utilize Indoor Mapping. 4Create clear signage for accessibility features. 5Install Braille signage in restrooms. 6Make sure your website works for everyone.
  • Braille: Tactile Codes
    Braille is a tactile code that enables blind and partially sighted people to read by touch. Braille is a great way for blind people to read and write, the characters are designed to be read by fingers rather than eyes.
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