Basics of Braille Representation *Offering Braille Trivia!

Please ensure to obtain it from a 'specialized contractor' who has sufficient knowledge and skills.

Braille representation is not created or introduced intuitively. Please ensure that it is implemented by a 'specialized contractor' with sufficient knowledge and skills. 【Regarding Expression Methods】 In the case of text, the size of the Braille material that visually impaired individuals will read by touch (approximately B5 size) should be used as a guideline, avoiding bullet points as much as possible (except for legends) and presenting clear written expressions. For tactile maps (floor plans), shapes should be simplified as much as possible, displayed in a size that does not affect the readability of the Braille within. Additionally, Braille processing should have a certain degree of elevation and be displayed with a hardness that does not wear down. 【Regarding Materials for Display Boards, etc.】 Braille processing is possible on materials such as acrylic, vinyl sheets, etc., but in the case of information boards used by able-bodied individuals, directly processing Braille on the screen-printed surface makes corrections difficult. Therefore, it is ideal to use a combination of a screen-printed board (of various materials) and a UV Braille printed board (transparent) as a two-piece set to also protect the printed surface. 《We are offering "Braille Trivia" for download as a PDF!》

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