A publication designed with accessibility in mind, emphasizing clear typography, high contrast, and uncluttered layouts, caters to readers with low vision. An example would be a large-print edition with simplified fonts and ample spacing between lines and paragraphs.
Such publications address a critical need for equitable access to information and enhance reading experiences for individuals with visual impairments. They promote independent reading, improve comprehension, and reduce eye strain. Historically, the development of these accessible formats has paralleled advancements in printing technologies and a growing awareness of the needs of diverse readerships.
