Visual Disability

Visual disability refers to a significant impairment in vision that affects a person's ability to see normally. This can range from partial vision loss to complete blindness and may result from various conditions, such as eye diseases, injuries, or genetic factors. People with visual disabilities may face challenges in daily activities, requiring adaptations or tools like glasses, contact lenses, or assistive technologies. Accessibility measures, such as braille and audio descriptions, help ensure they can participate fully in society. Understanding and accommodating visual disabilities is essential for fostering inclusivity and support for those affected.