condition
Deafblindness
Deafblindness is the combination of significant hearing loss and significant vision loss — affecting an estimated 0.2–2% of the global population depending on definition — requiring digital products to support refreshable braille output and braille-driven navigation in addition to standard accessibility features.
About Deafblindness
Tactile and braille primary; many deafblind users do not use audio output. Screen readers must be configurable to send output to braille displays.
Where Deafblindness appears in a AccessivePath audit
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