Labeling Labeling is used to readily identify articles used daily. Braille labels can be made using vinyl labeling tape, magnetic tape, plastic, paper or any item that can be brailled using a slate and stylus, braille writer or braille labeler. Either method can be used on appliances, canned goods, clothing, thermostats, etc. For example, put a dot of fabric puff paint at 350 degrees on your oven dial for a reference. An important point to remember when labeling an item is that raised markings are easier to feel than recessed markings.
Large print is more effective when used with color contrast.
Color Contrast Color contrast is one of the ways to make items more visible. A light-colored liquid rising to the top of a dark container, or a dark liquid rising to the top of a light container are examples. It is helpful if backgrounds can be flexible, for example utilizing light and dark linens, or contrasting napkins and placemats for light and dark chinaware. There is no need to rearrange your environment. However, in a room where there are mostly dark tones, a significant feature can be picked out by placing a contrasting item on it.