# makeitfable.com

> AI-optimized mirror of makeitfable.com containing 50 pages totalling 13,912 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://makeitfable.com/. Last updated: 2026-06-12T11:29:11.454Z.

Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG).

## Homepage

- [The only accessibility platform powered by people with disabilities](/content/site-root.html): Build exceptional products with Fable's digital accessibility testing and custom accessibility training, powered by people with disabilities. (465 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [What is Alternative Text?](/content/glossary-term/alternative-text/index.html): Alternative text ("alt text”) is an accessibility feature within image editors that makes image description text legible to screen readers. (362 words)
- [What is VoiceOver?](/content/glossary-term/voiceover/index.html): VoiceOver is the name of the screen reader functionality on Apple products, primarily used by those who are blind. (384 words)
- [[Scale internal accessibility training, like Spotify](/content/article/how-to-scale-accessibility-knowledge-from-experts-at-spotify/index.html)](/content/tag/accessibility/index.html) (97 words)
- [What is Alternative Navigation?](/content/glossary-term/alternative-navigation/index.html): Alternative navigation is any type of assistive technology that replaces a standard keyboard or mouse. It is primarily used by those with physical mobility challenges. (333 words)
- [What is a Service Animal?](/content/glossary-term/service-animal/index.html): A Service Animal is any animal that is trained to help humans with a disability accomplish a specific task. (534 words)
- [Fable Engage](/content/accessibility-testing-fable-engage/index.html): Connect with people with disabilities for accessibility testing, usability testing, and user research with Fable's accessibility platform. (775 words)
- [What is Tactile Sign Language?](/content/glossary-term/tactile-sign-language/index.html): Tactile sign language is a form of communication that uses touch as the key mode of understanding and comprehension, most often used by those who are deafblind. (453 words)
- [What is a Video Magnifier?](/content/glossary-term/video-magnifier/index.html): A video magnifier is a tool that enlarges content on a screen to make it easier to read text or view an image, most often used by people with vision difficulties or low vision.  (333 words)
- [What is Seeing AI?](/content/glossary-term/seeing-ai/index.html): Seeing AI is a free assistive application developed by Microsoft to recognize text and objects, primarily used by those who are blind. (265 words)
- [What is a Screen Reader (also written as: Screenreader or Screen-reader)?](/content/glossary-term/screen-reader/index.html): A screen reader is a type of assistive technology that outputs on-screen text using text-to-speech, primarily used by those who are blind. (545 words)
- [AI Insights](/content/category/tutorial/index.html) (318 words)
- [What are Captions?](/content/glossary-term/c/captions/index.html): Captions are a text version of speech that provide info to people who are Deaf or hard-of-hearing, or by people who process written content better than audio. (305 words)
- [What is Fingerspelling?](/content/glossary-term/fingerspelling/index.html): Fingerspelling is a form of manual alphabet where someone uses their hands to sign a specific letter, most often used by people who are deaf.   (315 words)
- [What is Tecla?](/content/glossary-term/tecla/index.html): Tecla is a company that makes a range of switches, joysticks, and other controls primarily used by those with physical challenges that make movement and speaking difficult. (238 words)
- [What is TalkBack?](/content/glossary-term/talkback/index.html): TalkBack is the primary screen reader on Android devices and is most often used by those who are blind. (324 words)
- [What is Narrator?](/content/glossary-term/narrator/index.html): Narrator is the name of the screen reader functionality built-in to Windows, primarily used by those who are blind. (500 words)
- [What is voice access?](/content/glossary-term/voice-access/index.html): Voice access is the speech recognition and voice control technology created by Microsoft, and built-in to Windows 11 version 22H2. (238 words)
- [What is a Braille Note Taker?](/content/glossary-term/braille-note-taker/index.html): A Braille Note Taker is a specialized computer that can both accept input or commands in Braille and output the results in Speech and Braille. (458 words)
- [Automatic Scheduling](/content/product/product-updates/automatic-scheduling/index.html): Introducing our newest feature for Fable Engage - Automatic Scheduling (259 words)
- [What is Braille?](/content/glossary-term/b/braille/index.html): Braille is a method of writing that uses dots punched into paper to represent letters, numbers, and words instead of using flat ink letters, primarily used by those who are blind. (486 words)
- [What is ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)?](/content/glossary-term/aria-accessible-rich-internet-applications/index.html): ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) are a set of HTML tags and attributes standardized by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) in order to make rich internet applications accessible to assistive technology. (394 words)
- [How to structure an Informational Interview](/content/tag/assistive-technology/index.html) (143 words)
- [Pricing](/content/pricing/index.html): Fable offers custom pricing for enterprise-grade accessibility research and testing solutions. Start building more inclusive digital products today! (1,264 words)
- [What is a Speech Synthesizer?](/content/glossary-term/speech-synthesizer/index.html): A speech synthesizer (also known as Text-To-Speech) is a technology that turns written text into speech. (610 words)
- [What is Orca?](/content/glossary-term/orca/index.html): Orca is the primary screen reader technology on the Linux platform, primarily used by those who are blind. (251 words)
- [What is a Cochlear Implant?](/content/glossary-term/cochlear-implant/index.html): A cochlear implant is a small device that stimulates the cochlear nerve to improve hearing capabilities, most often used by those with severe hearing loss or partial deafness.  (356 words)
- [What is a Braille Display?](/content/glossary-term/braille-display/index.html): A Braille display is a method of outputting text from a computer screen in Braille, used by those who are blind. (458 words)
- [What are Subtitles?](/content/glossary-term/subtitles/index.html): Subtitles are written words on a screen that share dialogue of an audiovisual program (TV show, movie etc.) in real time, used by those unable to understand the spoken language of a video. (267 words)
- [What is a Brailler?](/content/glossary-term/brailler/index.html): A Brailler is a specialized typewriter that allows the quick and convenient hand production of Braille. (508 words)
- [What is Audio Description?](/content/glossary-term/audio-description/index.html): Audio Description is a method of describing the visuals in multimedia presentations, primarily used by those who are blind. (458 words)
- [[Why ambitious early-stage companies need to invest in innovation](/content/article/why-ambitious-companies-need-to-invest-in-innovation-early/index.html)](/content/tag/accessibility-strategy/index.html) (63 words)
- [Factors that influence the choice to upgrade Assistive Technology](/content/tag/alternative-navigation/index.html) (188 words)
- [What is Semantic Markup?](/content/glossary-term/semantic-markup/index.html): Semantic Markup - marking up documents in ways that provide information about the content itself rather than info about the visual styling of the content. (286 words)
- [What is an Assistive Listening Device?](/content/glossary-term/assistive-listening-device/index.html): An assistive listening device is a piece of technology that aids in audio comprehension or enhances hearing aid functionality, most often used by people with hearing difficulties or partial deafness. (319 words)
- [What is Grid 3?](/content/glossary-term/grid-3/index.html): Grid 3 is a type of assistive software that allows users to control a computer via eye gaze, a head mouse, or a switch system. (305 words)
- [[The compounding value of investing in digital accessibility and usability](/content/article/roi-of-investing-in-digital-accessibility-and-usability/index.html)](/content/tag/accessibility-roi/index.html) (42 words)
- [AUS Archives | Fable](/content/tag/aus/index.html) (1 words)
- [How to Design Voice-Controlled Smart Devices for Blind People | Fable](/content/article/how-to-design-voice-controlled-smart-devices-for-blind-people.html): Thomas Logan, Equal Entry, Found and CEO.  He documents common accessibility barriers for blind people with voice control devices. (1 words)
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## Resources

- [Full Page Index](/index.html): Browse all cached pages with rich metadata
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- [XML Sitemap](/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable sitemap for crawler discovery
- [Robots.txt](/robots.txt): Crawler directives