Accessibility
Not every read-aloud button is equal: what to look for
Not every read-aloud button is equal. Pay attention to accessibility, GDPR and in-house technology. This is how you choose a reading tool that really helps your visitors.
February 28, 2017
A ReadSpeaker partner since early 2016, the French federation for dys disorders sees 20 percent of its visitors use the listen button to reach the information on ffdys.com.
This case study looks at the Fédération Française des Dys (opens in a new tab) (FFDYS). A ReadSpeaker partner since early 2016, FFDYS has seen growing awareness of online text to speech among its audiences. Since the listen button went live, 20 percent of visitors use it to reach the information on ffdys.com.
Laetitia Branciard, Multimedia Research Engineer at FFDYS, told us about her experience with ReadSpeaker Enterprise, the web page reading solution.
Our audiences live with "dys" disorders: dyslexia, dysorthographia, dysphasia, dyspraxia and others. That is 20 percent of the online population. Reading is often out of reach for them, and we wanted to open up access to our information. We also wanted the text to be accessible to everyone.
Yes. The icons and the text together make the information readable.
The voice is of very good quality.
I recommend it, because I find it reliable. I have presented it to the participants in my training courses on disability.
Laetitia Branciard, Multimedia Research Engineer, Fédération Française des Dys
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Since the roll-out in March 2016, 20 percent of their visitors use the ReadSpeaker listen button.
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