Michal Marek Apple has added a special category of products to its web store that are intended for users with various types of handicaps. The category is named Disclosure and currently contains 15 products that basically fall into three areas. These are aids to help visually impaired people, people with limited motor skills and mobility and people with learning difficulties.
For the visually impaired, Apple offers two different displays based on Braille, which will be used for reading and at the same time offer the option of entering text. For users with impaired motor skills, Apple offers special controllers and switches that make it easier to control both Mac and iOS devices. For example, people with learning disabilities have special devices available for simple and fun music composition.
Individual Apple products can be sorted in the Apple Store according to their focus and compatibility with individual Apple devices.
Tim Cook's company has been focusing on making its devices accessible for disabled users for a long time, and a separate category in the online store is just another piece of the puzzle. All Apple devices have wide accessibility options, and applications specifically designed for people with special needs regularly receive special attention in the App Store.
In addition, products for users with disabilities are a fixed part of PR Apple. The company has received numerous awards for its efforts and recently she also boasted a special video, which demonstrates how the iPad can help people with autism.
