Braille Labeling

The practice of adding braille text to physical objects, signs, models, or controls to make them accessible to blind users who read braille. While braille labeling is important for accessibility in public spaces (elevator buttons, room signs, museum exhibits), it is not a universal solution — braille literacy rates vary significantly, and many blind and low vision people do not read braille. Effective accessible labeling strategies combine braille with other modalities such as raised print, tactile symbols, audio labels, or NFC tags to accommodate diverse user needs.