Dealing with a diagnosis of visual impairment represents a period of intense stress both for children and visually impaired people, as well as for close family members. According to Tuttle and Tuttle (2004), the mentioned period is characterized by the same stages of coping as coping with any traumatic event. The foregoing leads to the conclusion that dealing with unfavorable psychological conditions makes it much more difficult to seek adequate forms of support and rehabilitation. Previously mentioned indicates the need for information to be available and easy to access. One of the key reasons for insufficient inclusion of visually impaired people in rehabilitation programs is unawareness of their existence. One of the main causes of insufficient information is the inadequacy of the web environment to the needs and specifics of the sensory impairment of the visually impaired. Searching data on the current infrastructure of the web environment assumes a good knowledge of existing services by visually impaired people. Previously mentioned indicates the need to respect the principles of universal design when designing a web environment, which would ensure simplicity and increase the availability of key information for visually impaired people in taking initial steps aimed at rehabilitation and social rights in various areas. The aim of the thesis is to present the development of a web environment that will follow the principles of universal design through respect for the specifics of sensory impairment through the implementation of adaptations of the design itself as well as adaptations in the organization of information that is presented to a visually impaired person by concretizing the steps and summarizing key information.