About This Project
This project is a browser-based Text-to-Speech (TTS) web application designed to convert any written input
into spoken words using the Web Speech API. It was built using core web technologies — HTML for structure,
CSS for styling, and JavaScript for functionality — making it lightweight, responsive, and easy to use.
Users can input their own custom text, choose from a range of available system voices, and adjust the
speaking rate and pitch for a more personalized output. The application includes clear UI elements such as
sliders and dropdowns to control these parameters, providing an intuitive user experience.
One of the main goals of this project was to explore accessibility-focused development. TTS technology plays
an essential role in making digital content more accessible to people with visual impairments, learning
difficulties, or reading challenges. This project gave me practical experience in building solutions that
enhance inclusivity through technology.
In addition, this application helped me dive deeper into real-time event handling, dynamic DOM manipulation,
and browser compatibility testing. I also focused on clean code practices and modular scripting to ensure
the app is easy to maintain and expand in the future.
The project stands as a great example of how simple web tools, when thoughtfully designed, can make a
meaningful impact. It reflects my passion for both frontend development and creating user-centric digital
solutions.
