The Most Accessible Website Is One You Can Simply Ask
For thirty years, accessibility meant retrofitting: overlays, plugins, and audits bolted onto sites built for someone else. Vysto started from the other end.
Every traditional website asks its visitors to perform: find the menu, decode the structure, operate the interface. For millions of people, that performance is the barrier.
Vysto is built on a different premise. Conversation is the most natural interface humans have. You speak or type, in your own words, in your own language, at your own pace, and the site does the work. When the interface is a conversation, the barrier was never built in the first place.
Accessibility is not a feature of Vysto. It is the architecture.
Topics: accessibility, hero