Morse Code and Accessibility - Typing With Two Switches For people who cannot use a standard keyboard, two choices can be enough. Morse code, built on dot and dash, is now a real text-entry method on modern phones. The Gboard keyboard In 2018 Google added a Morse layout to Gboard, developed with Tania Finlayson, who communicates using switch access. Two large targets - dot and dash - plus timing, produce every letter, with word prediction on top. Why an 1844 code fits 2026 Morse asks only one question - short or long? - which maps perfectly onto head switches, eye blinks and single buttons. The code designed for a telegraph key turns out to be designed for accessibility too. Translate any text to Morse code, play it as sound and download the audio free at: https://morsecodeworks.com/