Digi updates website and app accessibility to better serve visually impaired community

By Qishin Tariq

Digi adds features like screen readers, audio and video transcribers to its website and app to aid users with disabilities. — 123rf.com

Digi has updated its website and app to be more accessible for those with visual impairments.

The telco announced it was updating both with digital applications commonly used by persons with disabilities (PWDs) including screen readers, audio and video transcribers.

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