People with quadriplegia use tools like voice assistants, mouth sticks, eye-tracking, wheelchair controls, and sip-and-puff systems to access digital information. But when websites and apps are not accessible, these tools fail. True independence depends on digital platforms meeting accessibility standards.

Discover the history of sign language, why it’s a primary language for many Deaf individuals, and how lip reading fits in. Learn how Auslan supports communication in Australia.