# A11y Examples

AR is notoriously not an accessible technology. It is limited mostly to a visual, device dependent experience. However, just because this is how AR has been designed thus far, doesn't mean that we can't change it! The fundamentals in this section will cover tips and techniques for making an AR Storybook experience more accessible. For more background on accessibility for AR storybooks, visit the [Accessibility context](/augmented-reality-storybook-guide/contextual-considerations/short-intro-to-context/accessibility-context.md) section.

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