BrowseAloud

Caerphilly County Borough Council’s popular website (www.caerphilly.gov.uk) now offers visitors an innovative new feature that enables web pages to be read aloud.

Denbighshire Council have recently speech enabled their website with a revolutionary product called BrowseAloud, which will allow people to hear online content being read aloud.

As part of Chevin Housing Group’s ongoing commitment to improving access to their website, they have enabled their site with an innovative new product called BrowseAloud.

Another borough in London have made their website accessible with BrowseAloud. BrowseAloud helps people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia and mild visual impairments to read online content of accessible websites.

BrowseAloud is the world leading text-to -speech solution from Texthelp Systems, which is designed to improve website accessibility for those with literacy difficulties, dyslexia, mild visual impairments. Visit www.browsealoud.com.

Another organisation has speech enabled their website with BrowseAloud. Visit www.browsealoud.com to see how your website could be more accessible for people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia or mild visual impairments.

Another company has made their website accessible with BrowseAloud. BrowseAloud helps people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia and mild visual impairments to read online content of accessible websites. Visit www.browsealoud.com for more info.

Another health trust has made their website accessible with BrowseAloud. BrowseAloud helps people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia and mild visual impairments to read online content of accessible websites. Visit www.browsealoud.com for more info.

Another company has made their website accessible with BrowseAloud. BrowseAloud helps people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia and mild visual impairments to read online content of accessible websites. Visit www.browsealoud.com for more info.

Another company has made their website accessible with BrowseAloud. BrowseAloud helps people with literacy difficulties, dyslexia and mild visual impairments to read online content of accessible websites. Visit www.browsealoud.com for more info.