Accessibility - Text to speech option

Hi @Grace Baigent, thank you for this question!

Currently, there is no solution for this case.

Building on @Grace Baigent’s question, today I had a complaint from a neurodiverse client who has struggled to add content to a board. As a dyslexic she relies on text-to-speech software to allow her to voice content and contributions. It doesn’t seem Miro or its available plugins support this use case. Given levels of awareness around ND in the wider context of inclusion, I’m surprised. Are you working on this?

I dropped out of a design online course because they used Miro which has no accessibility for someone with dyslexia.  Microsoft worked with made by dyslexic to transform their products to be accessible https://www.madebydyslexia.org/. Please Miro do the same. 

The text-to-speech option is an essential accessibility feature that converts written text into spoken words, helping individuals with visual impairments. It allows users to interact with digital content more easily, enhancing their ability to access information, navigate websites, or engage with applications. This feature is commonly available in various devices and platforms, improving inclusivity and providing a more personalized experience for diverse needs.