A visually impaired person may grasp the concepts in "Visual Complex Analysis" by Needham, but their understanding will largely depend on their prior visual experience and the extent of their impairment. The book's mathematical content, heavily reliant on illustrations, poses challenges for those without sight. However, with effective assistance from someone without visual impairment, such as a skilled interpreter providing detailed verbal explanations, it is possible to convey the material. Resources discussing the experiences of blind mathematicians highlight that while visual aids are beneficial, many have successfully engaged with complex mathematical concepts through alternative methods.
