Kristy Viers is visually impaired, and she made this great video recently to demonstrate how she uses her iPhone.
"Basically you run your finger along the screen," she explains, and the haptics and voice-over features allow her to navigate to an app — in this case, Twitter — and she has a Braille keyboard.
Here's her original tweet.
I thought I would share how I, as someone who is visually impaired use my iPhone.☺️ pic.twitter.com/wPI9smOIq0
— Kristy Viers 🦯 (@Kristy_Viers) July 26, 2020
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