Handrails in the context of accessibility for people with disabilities play a critical role in enhancing the safety and independence of individuals with mobility impairments. Handrails should be continuously installed along stairs and ramps at an appropriate height. Covered with non-slip surfaces and made from durable materials, handrails ensure that individuals with disabilities can hold on securely. Additionally, clearly marked starting and ending points of handrails increase safety for the visually impaired. Such arrangements support the ability of people with disabilities to move independently both inside and outside buildings.