- Reading
- Writing
- Drawing
- Instilling others with a love of literacy
- Learning to spell
- Learning math
- Building confidence
- Building connections
- Monopoly and other board games
- UNO
- Teaching others
- Any card game
- Memorizing choral works
- Sudoku
- Solitaire
- Gives me a sense of pride
- Provides equity
- Locating the right rooms in buildings
- Making accessible versions of games like Pokemon
- Tracking measurements for leatherworking projects
- On rulers or meter sticks to measure anything
- Journaling
- Passing notes
- Labeling Keurigs or other coffee-makers
- Tracking financial information
- Locating the right restroom
- Reading the weekly NFL schedule
- Diagramming football plays and other sports-related activities
- Labeling spices
- Writing letters
- Crafting
- Telling time
- Starting conversations
- Making to-do lists
- Making holiday cards
- Making birthday cards
- Reading music
- Writing music
- Connecting with blind children and adults
- Learning the alphabet
- Making gift tags
- Deciding which restaurant to go to
- Reading restaurant menus
- Identifying medication
- Labeling pill schedulers/organizers
- Identifying floors in an elevator
- Identifying room numbers in places of public accommodation
- Doing homework
- Geometry
- Cooking
- Making accessible game controllers
- Writing recipes
- On measuring tools for cups, tablespoons, teaspoons
- Making a to-do list
- Creating complex maps and diagrams
- Marking appliances
- Reading knitting patterns
- Doodling
- Creatively decorating cookies and cakes
- Marking off items on a to-do list
- Creating handbags, tote bags, and souvenirs
- Coding websites
- Transcribing academic content
- Learning different languages
- Inventing secret codes all your own
- Teaching others secret codes
- Writing and using flashcards
- To enable private transactions, such as with ATM’s
- For Morse Code
- Having read-along sessions with kids
- Reading notes for public speaking
- Writing notes for public speaking
- Identifying key fobs
- Identifying keys on a keyring
- Labeling clothing to know what colors each article is
- Staying organized
- Labeling food items that come from the grocery store
- Maintaining an address book
- Labeling credit cards and identification cards
- Designing art installations
- Creating cool bookmarks
- Puzzle books
- Creating Braille jewelry
- Tactile tattoos
- Laptop stickers
- Cute coasters
- Cup decorations
- Smartphone apps
- Phone and computer cases
- Braille-inspired graphic designs
- Device instructions
- Inventory list
- Accessible sculpture
- Accessible plaques
- Accessible business cards
- Home décor
- Fabric patterns for sewing and embroidery
- Accessible coded aromatherapy labels
- Tactile QR codes
- Learning Braille through play, such as with Braille lego sets
- Labeling toys and games
- Web design
- Provides employment opportunities
- Nail art
- Labeling books and binders
- Embossed logos
- Taking notes in school
- Three-dimensional printing projects
- Car and surfboard decals
- Braille Rubiks cubes
- Abstract art
- Pets’ collars
- Embroidery designs
- Escape room clues
- Crochet patterns
- Teaching accessible design
- Learning lines for plays or other theatrical works
- Scavenger hunts
- Accessible fortune cookies
- Keychains
- Origami
- Cookie cutters
- Embossed designs on clothing or leather
- Painting Cadillacs
- Graffiti
- Accessible drink dispensers
- Creative food presentations
- Computer-programming
- Keyboard labeling
- Writing reminders at home
- Interpreting step charts for choreography
- Laser-cut stencil designs
- Crossword puzzles
- Interactive learning apps for new Braille readers
- Braille dice
- Braille-themed cover art, such as for podcasts or tabletop role-playing games,
- Instructions on gardening kits
- Home repair guides
- Photography exhibitions
- Fitness classes and routines
- Science experiments
- Furniture-building guides
- Star charts
- To learn astronomy
- Virtual reality art galleries
- Accessible Constitutions and other historical documents
- Fortune-telling
- Woodworking
- To experience the differences in accessibility in different countries
- Beauty tutorials and makeup guides
- Architectural design charts
- Tactile Rubik’s cubes
- Accessible public transportation signs and routes
- Creating ad campaign
- Signs
- Banners
- Posters
- Taking meeting minute notes
- Reading a meeting agenda
- Reviewing floor plans for construction
- Celebrate literacy
- Sending postcards
- Accessible packaging
- Sending texts
- Reading and sending emails
- Proofreading for style and grammar
- Writing reminders at work
- Reading policies and forms needing to be signed
- Reading school policies
- Accessible calendar for the whole year
- Reading employment handbooks
- Balance finances
- Organizing a schedule or agenda
- Keeping storage boxes organized with labels
- Accessible labeling for gifts
- 50/50 raffles for fundraising
- Creating fun wall displays like the Braille message wall at the Jernigan Institute
- Expands our education
- Provides opportunities
- Accessible literature
- Labeling workout equipment
- Checklists
- Creating planners
- Making credit/debit cards accessible
- Roll call list
- Labeling cards in a wallet
- Making unique and creative wallpaper
- Labeling craft supplies
- Anatomical diagrams for biology
- DNA molecule models
- Labeling tactile models
- Labeling components on a schematic diagram
- Learning spelling as a result of repeated exposure to words under one’s fingers
- Creating spelling lists when one realizes there are words they have not actively incorporated into their spelling vocabulary
- Labeling batteries
- Labeling pictures in a photo album
- Labeling vinyl records, compact discs, and cassettes for rapid retrieval
- Using computerized Braille devices
- Writing private documents
- Keeping a private diary
- Writing a pros and cons list
- Delivering a speech from a manuscript
- Reading in the dark when parents have long since declared it bedtime
- Writing information on cards so that the sequence can be varied as needed
- Doing complex mathematics
- Advent calendars
- Decorating gingerbread houses
- Braille calendars, such as those provided by the American Action Fund for Blind Children and adults
- Decorating birdhouses and other yard decor
- Becoming more creative
- Labeling electronics with lots of buttons
- Labeling large containers, such as those used for baking ingredients in bulk, or pets’ food
- Labeling albums and DVDs
- To comply with the ADA
