Description: The on-screen keyboard is an accessibility tool that allows users to input text using a mouse or touchscreen, without the need for a physical keyboard. This virtual keyboard integrates into various operating systems, providing a graphical interface that simulates a conventional keyboard. Users can click on the keys on the screen to type, which is especially useful for individuals with physical disabilities that prevent them from using a traditional keyboard. Additionally, the on-screen keyboard can be configured to accommodate different languages and key layouts, making it versatile and accessible for a wide range of users. Its main features include the ability to customize the size and appearance of the keyboard, as well as the inclusion of additional functions such as text prediction and autocorrection. This tool not only enhances accessibility but can also be used in situations where a physical keyboard is unavailable, such as on touchscreen devices or in environments where space is limited.
