This work aims to present a teaching proposal mediated by technology, in particular, through the creation of digital games to support the mathematical literacy of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In order to have better understand of this topic relevance, the historical path of special education up to the present day is presented, covering the history of autism and presenting the characteristics of this disorder and its specificities. This research makes an analysis of autistic students inclusion in regular classes and the importance of the Individualized Educational Plan for the development of these students. Throughout the work, we discuss how mathematics is learned by autistic students and explore the effectiveness of using technology as an educational resource. Furthermore, it reflects on the use of digital games as a strategy to facilitate the mathematical literacy process, by raising skills and competencies that go beyond mathematical content. The work reinforces the creation of digital games as an important tool to support mathematical literacy and the global development of students with autism spectrum disorder.