Construct 2 isn't just for making games...

Over the last 3 months or so I've been working on an accessible website reader prototype which you can test at the link below:

http://www.websitesintraining.com/senweb/

Instructions:

[HOLD] Numpad numbers to choose category.

[HOLD] Numpad numbers to choose blog posts to have read to you.

[PRESS] Numpad Del to pause reading

[PRESS] Numpad Enter to resume reading

[PRESS / HOLD] + / - to scale the writing up / down

All feedback would be great. As it is a prototype there are a number of issues I am working to resolve and improve but fundamentally it is sound.

The feedback I already have has been immense and I have an american project that can see applications for its use which is fantastic, its a not-for-profit application.

Written entirely in Construct 2, featuring speech synthesis, speech recognition (working but not activated currently) and reads content found on WordPress websites currently.

Nice one, It like an HTML5 Software, Good job

Thanks Naji. You're right. Very much so, throw in web interaction, php and javascript and you can pretty much build anything you like.

Works great on websites for some other application like banners (check out Ben Hales') for example at http://www.needyourdisease.com

Pretty cool. I have actually thought about putting my design portfolio online using C2. I could do a lot more a lot quicker than just scripting straight HTML5.

Thanks Naji. You're right. Very much so, throw in web interaction, php and javascript and you can pretty much build anything you like.

Works great on websites for some other application like banners (check out Ben Hales') for example at http://www.needyourdisease.com

That banner is very nice.

How do you embed that in the header? Just a html5 export from construct 2?

Good idea — Indeed a lot quicker and a snazzier result!

mrnannings, using an iframe -> like below;

<iframe src="https://www.yourwebsites.com/index.html" name="Blah Blah by Company Name" width="800" height="200" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>[/code:g3ib706o]