This thesis will follow the design and development of soap packaging design for people with visual impairments by applying principles of user-centered design. Research in order to adapt the design for people with visual impairments was conducted using contextual design methods, which lead researchers step by step in process of collecting data about the user, analysis and evaluation, which are ultimately used inside design process. This kind of research provides a good insight into the real needs of users and allows customization of the design according to the results of analysis and evaluation. In short, the thesis follows the adjustment and development of molds and packaging for soaps, problems that people with disabilities encounter during production and solutions arising from the research with the target group. The study was conducted in collaboration with Zagreb Association of the Blind and its members, who will engage in the production of soap. The project was launched with the aim of increasing narrow frame of professions for visually impaired. Within the contextual inquiry members of association revealed the biggest problems they face when opening standard packaging, most impractical forms of packaging and the importance of the use of Braille on said.