Accessibility

Offering an audio version of your writing gives more people a way to engage with it, including those who find reading on a screen difficult.

How audio helps

A spoken version of your pages can make your content easier to consume for readers who are:

• Living with low vision or blindness
• Dyslexic or have other reading differences
• Managing ADHD or simply focus better when they can listen
• Limited by their circumstances, whether that means commuting, cooking, or dealing with screen fatigue
• Reading in a second language and following along more easily by ear

What NarrateNow can and cannot do

NarrateNow adds a natural-sounding audio version of your content as one part of an accessible experience. It is not, on its own, a guarantee of WCAG or ADA compliance. Accessibility depends on your whole site, from semantic markup and color contrast to keyboard navigation.

Think of audio as a meaningful improvement for your readers, not a checkbox that makes a site fully compliant. If accessibility is a formal requirement for you, pair NarrateNow with a proper audit of your site.

A good fit for

Educators, publishers, and content teams who want to reach more people with the writing they already produce, without standing up a recording or production workflow.