Accessible audio, and the statement to go with it
Keyboard-operable player, listener settings, synced text, image descriptions, PDF voicing: WeDispatch ticks accessibility boxes, and generates the statement from what is actually active on your account.
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025, public-sector rules frame the rest, and audio is a genuine accessibility lever. But a homemade player is rarely keyboard-operable, rarely announced to screen readers, and nobody knows what to write in the accessibility statement. The lever exists, the tooling is missing.
Accessible audio, and the statement to go with it
A player accessible by design
Fully keyboard-operable, visible focus, playback position announced to screen readers. Nothing to build on your side: it is the component's default state.
Comfort set by the listener
Text size, dyslexia-friendly font, enhanced contrast, reading speed. Plus synced text, a listenable summary, download, image descriptions and PDF voicing.
Your statement, pre-filled
Enter organisation, site, contact and date: WeDispatch lists the measures actually active on your account and produces a copyable or downloadable text. Scoped to the audio component, honest about its reach.
Compliance made easier
Building blocks aligned with WCAG, and a statement ready to adapt. You start from a base, not a blank page.
A wider audience
Dyslexia, low vision, visual fatigue, hands busy: accessible audio reaches readers text alone left behind.
Prove, not promise
The statement lists only the measures actually computed from your configuration. No box ticked just for show.
Nothing to code
Keyboard accessibility, screen-reader announcements, listener settings: it is all in the component, with no development on your side.
News sites and publishers covered by the European Accessibility Act, public sector and local authorities, museums, and any organisation that wants a wider audience without rebuilding its site.
Ready to give your articles a voice?
Book a 30-minute demo: we set WeDispatch up with you, no complex setup.
Does this make my whole site compliant?
No, and we would rather say so plainly: it concerns the WeDispatch audio component and what it adds, not your entire site. It is neither a full audit nor legal advice.
Is the generated statement an official document?
It is a template pre-filled from the measures actually active on your account. It is up to you to review it, complete it for your context, and publish it where your obligation requires.
What can the listener change?
Text size, dyslexia-friendly font, enhanced contrast and reading speed. The player stays keyboard-operable and announces its position to screen readers.
Are PDFs and images covered?
Yes: PDF voicing and text and audio descriptions of images are among the listed measures, when they are enabled on your account.