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Recite is an online software as service system that allows any website to become accessible to users with visual impairments or dyslexia.
Recite is an online software as a service system, which acts as a translation layer intercepting websites online in accessible formats. It repackages them and adds disability functions from text-to-speech, high contrast colour schemes, enlarging words through to dictionary and thesaurus definitions. All this information is sent to the user's browser in an easily accessible format. This happens imm
06/16/2026
If your customers or clients are in the EU, the European Accessibility Act isn't something you can afford to ignore.
One year on from implementation, what has actually changed? Are organisations making meaningful progress, or are accessibility barriers still preventing people from accessing digital services?
Join our webinar with Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility, and John Abbott, Head of Product, as they explore:
- What we've learned from a year of EAA enforcement
- Common accessibility gaps still affecting organisations
- What documented action looks like in practice
- How to build and evidence accessibility progress
June 29th 2026
2:30pm–3:15pm BST
Register now and discover what organisations need to be doing next.
06/15/2026
This Learning Disability Week, started by Mencap, of course we're banging the drum for making digital information accessible to everyone.
Did you know Recite Me was founded because our CEO, Ross Linnett, struggled to access digital information due to his dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that can affect reading, writing and spelling. Challenges with word recognition, font choice, text size and colour contrast can all make digital content harder to access. Many people with dyslexia may also experience difficulties with organisation, concentration and time management.
Yet dyslexia is no barrier to success. Some of the world's most recognised innovators and thinkers, including Sir Richard Branson, Agatha Christie and Albert Einstein, are widely associated with dyslexia, highlighting the incredible strengths, creativity and problem-solving abilities many dyslexic people bring.
We're committed to removing digital barriers and helping everyone access online content in the way that works best for them.
We're proud to launch Focus Audio, a new feature within the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar inspired by a collaboration with students from The Orpheus Centre.
As part of a series of product development workshops, students worked alongside our team to explore how digital products are designed and developed. Through sharing their experiences of focus, concentration and reading online, they helped shape an idea that has now become a live feature.
The project demonstrates the value of involving people with lived experience in the development of accessibility solutions and highlights how collaboration can drive meaningful innovation.
Thank you to the students and staff at Orpheus Centre for helping bring Focus Audio to life.
Video description:
An animation with audio showing the lastest addition to the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar
Introducing Focus Audio Our latest Assistive Toolbar Feature Recite Me (logo) x Orpheus Centre (logo) Inspired by the experiences of young disabled adults Improves cognitive fatigue, and supports concentration and deeper reading
Find out more about the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vZ5_y0
06/02/2026
ADA compliance isn't just about fixing issues once.
With multiple teams managing content and requirements constantly evolving, keeping on top of WCAG 2.2 takes a clear, repeatable process.
Kenosha County recognized this and built accessibility into their day-to-day by using the Recite Me Accessibility Checker to scan, identify, and prioritize fixes across their site.
The result? Issues are identified sooner, fixes are prioritized faster, and residents get a more inclusive digital experience ✅
Read how they're maintaining compliance: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vRCYq0
05/27/2026
Missed our webinar on accessibility in 2026 and documented action?
Don't worry, you can watch it back at a time that suits you for a practical look at the 2026 accessibility landscape, the regulations shaping different territories and what you should focus on next.
Head to the link below to watch on-demand.
05/21/2026
Today, we're celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day!
The most important takeaway is not the food, but moving from awareness to action.
Because in 2026, when it comes to digital accessibility: you can't do nothing, you can't do everything.
But you need to take proportionate action and document your journey.
05/20/2026
Last call 📢
This , we're moving beyond awareness to action.
It's final reminder to join [tag] Ross Linnett and [tag] Chris Holloway Recite Me’s for a practical look at accessibility in 2026, the regulations shaping different territories and what you should focus on next.
Sign up to watch live and submit your questions, or catch the recording after the event.
Accessibility is not about fixing everything overnight. It is about building a structured, manageable process that helps you keep moving forward.
Bernalillo County is using the Recite Me Accessibility Checker to identify barriers, prioritize fixes, and make continuous improvements across its digital services, all while supporting free and fair voter access.
Because accessibility is not just compliance, it is a matter of civil rights.
You cannot do nothing.
You cannot do everything.
But you do need to take proportionate action and document your journey.
Ready more about this case study by visiting the link in the comments.
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Slide 1: Cover slide reading “Structured and scalable accessibility with Bernalillo County.”
Slide 2: Quote about voter access being essential to free and fair elections.
Slide 3: Bernalillo County website shown with text about managing 35 web pages and prioritizing accessibility fixes.
Slide 4: Recite Me Accessibility Checker dashboard with text explaining AI-powered accessibility scanning and WCAG and ADA progress tracking.
Slide 5: Quote about prioritizing Level A and high criticality issues first.
Slide 6: Accessibility Checker issue management screen with text about running weekly scans and systematically addressing issues.
Slide 7: Quote reading: “Accessibility is a matter of civil rights and is built on stories of quiet discrimination.”
Slide 8: Man using a tablet beside text reading: “You can’t do nothing.”
Slide 9: Wheelchair user using a digital device beside text reading: “You can’t do everything.”
Slide 10: Closing slide reading: “But you do need to take proportionate action and document your journey.”
05/18/2026
Say "no" to tick boxes ❌
In 2026, we don't do tick boxes when it comes to digital accessibility and inclusion.
But taking action can feel overwhelming if you aren't sure where to start or where to go next.
Ahead of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here are three free actions to consider, all less than an hour of your time.
1. Download our guide
2. Join our webinar
3. Book onto our accessibility clinic
05/14/2026
If you wanted to explore accessibility consultancy, but haven't been sure about where to start, you're in luck!
On Friday May 22nd, following Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we're offering a limited number of 20-minute slots to discuss your accessibility and inclusion questions.
Select from 10 pre-set topics to help you get started.
Book early to avoid disappointment 🗓️
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
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