Different tools for different needs
Examples can include screen readers, magnification tools, captions, visual notifications and communication aids. These examples are educational and are not recommendations for a particular individual.
Choice and suitability
A useful tool should suit the person’s goals, environment and preferred way of working. Accessibility features already available on a device may be useful, while specialist tools may require qualified guidance.
Technology complements accessible design
Technology works best when information and environments are accessible in the first place. A screen reader, for example, depends on meaningful structure and properly labelled controls.
Appropriate professional guidance
Questions about hearing, vision, rehabilitation or individual assistive devices should be directed to appropriately qualified providers. This website does not claim that Audiere supplies devices or clinical assessments.
General educational information only. This resource is not medical advice or an individual assessment.