Accessibility features are tools and options designed to make technology easier to use for individuals with disabilities. These features can include screen readers, which read text aloud for those with visual impairments, and closed captions, which provide text for audio content, helping those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Other examples include voice recognition software, which allows users to control devices using their voice, and adjustable text sizes for better readability. Many devices and applications, such as smartphones and websites, incorporate accessibility features to ensure inclusivity. Organizations often follow guidelines, like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), to create content that is usable for everyone. By implementing these features, technology becomes more accessible, allowing all users to engage with digital content effectively.