Innovative UI & UX Solutions
Assistive technology (AT) is any item, piece of equipment, software program, or product system used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of persons with disabilities.
NVDA – Non-Visual Desktop Access (is a free, open-source)
People with disabilities can make use of both hardware and software solutions known as assistive technologies to access digital resources.
Screen Readers
Screen readers – used to listen to the content of a webpage.
Screen Magnification Software
Screen magnification software - used to enlarge screen content to make it easier to read for users with a partial sight impairment.
Alternative Input Devices
Alternative input devices - an alternative to the typical mouse and keyboard interaction for users with physical or cognitive impairment.
They include:
Head pointers
Motion tracking or eye tracking
Single-switch entry devices
Large-print and tactile keyboards
Speech input software