Braille has revolutionized the way blind people perceive the world. Earlier when there was no braille, individuals with visual disabilities almost lived like they were not a part of the society. The beauty of the world that is meant to be seen is inaccessible for some individuals, which also affects their daily life to such an extent that it also hampers their communication and education. Musicians like Stevie Wonder used braille music to create artistic and uniquely original masterpieces for the world to hear, while authors like Helen Keller took braille transcription to the next level with their constant efforts to learn braille and produce informative content to help other visually challenged people.