A while ago I brought up the topic of the Turing/CAPTCHA test on forms and whether it restricted accessibility on forms. The general opinion was of course that it does.

I just found this article:

"My article about Turing Protection generated lots of comments about how using image CAPTCHAs restricts access to the visually impaired.

So, I’ve played around a bit, and added an audio component. If you can’t read the CAPTCHA image, you can listen to a .WAV file of our lovely server, spelling out the characters to you."

http://viebrock.ca/code/16/turing-with-audio

Clearly as the author says it has it's limitations but in spite of that I thought it may be interesting or useful to some.

Nick
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