
Speech & Language Therapy
Braille & Tactile Symbol Button Caps
Caps that fit over existing recordable audio buttons, each combining a distinct shape, colour, raised symbol, and Braille so a student can identify it by touch.
About this design
These "button caps" are designed to fit on top of existing recordable audio buttons or other speech devices. Created specifically for visually impaired and blind students, each cap is a multi-sensory learning tool that helps with accessible communication by combining distinct tactile shapes, raised symbols, and Braille text.
Colors
Every design can be printed in any of these colors. Tell us which you would like when you get in touch.
- White
- Black
- Tan
- Dark grey
- Light grey
- Pink
- Yellow
- Blue
- Brown
- Magenta
- Red
- Orange
- Green
- Jungle green
- Purple
- Teal
Swatches are an approximation of each filament — the printed color may differ slightly.
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Key features
Triple-sensory identification
Each cap combines distinct outer geometric outlines, vivid colors, different raised tactile symbols, and raised Braille lettering.
Durable tactile elements
Printed with smooth, raised dots and icons built to withstand daily fingertip navigation without wearing down.
Multi-modal learning support
Can be used for non-verbal students, low-vision learners, and tactile communicators to build both vocabulary and independence.
Made to fit your classroom
These caps can be fully customized for your classroom needs at no cost to special education teachers.
Custom vocabulary and Braille
You can request specific words, phrases, or braille translations.
Button fits and dimensions
The size can be changed to fit any specific device or button in your classroom.
Custom symbols and shapes
You can choose custom visual icons, geometric shapes, or color-coding.
What people say about this design
The button cap we have now has been truly helpful and can increase our productivity tenfold. We are seeing a dramatic increase in our student's use of the button. He is using it more and responding within a few seconds now. Thank you!
Special Education Teacher
Redmond High School
Put a tool in a kid's hands
Donations go toward the materials and the design time behind each customized tool.



