Enlarging print and other visual material makes reading easier and more accessible for individuals with impaired vision. This can be achieved through a variety of methods, from simple handheld magnifying glasses to sophisticated electronic devices with adjustable magnification levels and built-in lighting. A common example is a large-print book, where the text is significantly larger than standard print.
Enhanced visual accessibility improves reading comprehension, reduces eye strain, and promotes independent reading for those with visual impairments. Historically, access to larger print was limited, but advancements in printing technology and the development of assistive devices have significantly broadened access. This has had a profound impact on literacy and quality of life for many individuals.
