@gocu54 Thanks. Is there something one needs to do to enable screen reader accessibility for the web version? It doesn't seem to be screen reader accessible "out of the box".

It's an application for IOS, I believe.

@gocu54 Ah. Hoping for something web based; I'm more of a desktop person for this kind of thing. Appreciate the answer though; I may give it a try regardless.

@clv0 I read about and saw a YouTube video about that. I got the impression it only spoke notation though and you had to enter moves using notation rather than being able to curse around the board. Notation works well if you have a tactile board or can visualize it in your head, but I am very much a beginner so that isn’t possible. am I incorrect and this does actually support cursoring?

After you have created and started to play a game, it is possible to choose a table layout for the board that's on the screen during the game; search for layout. then you can walk through the board using the standard control-alt-arrows.

@clv0 Oh nice. Can you then drag and drop pieces simply using space or similar?

Yes; press space or Enter on the from position, go to the to position, and press space or Enter.

@vick21 Haha, I was seriously considering it. Possibly best not to get myself into yet another project though? :)

@vick21 Looks like lichess.org already has a screen reader mode which does all of this. I thought it only did notation, but it also supports arrow key navigation.