What adjustment is specifically designed to aid visual impairments?

Audio descriptions are specifically designed to aid individuals with visual impairments by providing verbal narration of visual elements in media content. These descriptions enhance the understanding of what is happening on screen by conveying important visual information, such as facial expressions, actions, settings, and other relevant visual cues that may be missed by someone who cannot see. This aids in making visual media more accessible and engaging for individuals with limited or no vision.

While flash cards, sign language interpretation, and large print documents serve valuable purposes in communication and accessibility, they cater to different needs. Flash cards support learning and memory recall, sign language interpretation is intended for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, and large print documents help individuals with low vision but do not provide the immersive experience needed for video or film content. Audio descriptions are unique in their focus on describing visual aspects to enhance understanding for those who are visually impaired, making them the most suitable adjustment for this specific requirement.