Page Flow : Browse the Web, Vocally
Page Flow was created to help visually impaired people navigate their browser better. We wanted to do a project that could potentially make a large social impact by giving visually impaired people access to more information.
We accomplished this by creating a chrome-extension that parses a website's DOM and describes it to the user using text-to-speech and empowering users to interact with the web-page using voice commands.
Furthermore, it allows the user to interact with specific elements of the web page such as links.
Currently, we support the following voice commands:
"Help": Page Flow will read this list of commands' names.
"Top Header": Will read the very first header
"Next Header": Will read the next header
"Details": Will read any paragraph text under the current header
"Click Link": Will click on the current link
"First Link": Will read the first link found under the current header
"Last Link": Will read the last link found under the current header
"Next Link": Will read the next link found under the current header
"All Links": Will read all links found under the current header
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