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Small tactile stickers can make everyday appliances much easier to use for people with low vision. By placing bump dots in different shapes, sizes, or textures on important controls, you can identify frequently used buttons by touch instead of relying on small print, low-contrast labels, or smooth touch panels where buttons aren’t physically raised.
Bump dot stickers are small, raised markers that can be placed on buttons, switches, and controls around the home. They create an easy-to-feel reference point, making it simpler to find important functions without relying on small labels or low-contrast text. Using different shapes, sizes, or textures can also help distinguish one button from another.
Modern refrigerators often have touch panels with buttons that can be difficult to distinguish visually. Place different bump dot shapes on frequently used controls such as ice or water so each function can be recognized by touch.
Adding tactile stickers to a few essential controls can make using the microwave quicker and more intuitive.
Try marking buttons such as Start or +30 Seconds.
Add stickers to buttons such as Microphone, Power or Mute. Bump dots can also be trimmed into distinctive shapes to make similar buttons easier to differentiate.
Remote control outlets make it easy to turn lamps, fans, and other appliances on or off. Add different bump dot shapes to the On and Off buttons so you can quickly identify each one by touch.
Air purifiers often have several similar-looking buttons for power, fan speed, timer, and mode settings. Tactile bump dots can help make the most important controls easier to find without having to read the panel.
