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Computer accessibility

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In human-computer interaction, computer accessibility refers to the usability of a computer system by people with disabilities. It is largely a software feature.

There are several types of disabilities that affect users of computer systems:

Complete or partial blindness, in particular colorblindness.
Hearing impairment
Motor disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome
Difficulties caused due to old age

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