Speak property in CSS

Speak property in CSS

The speak property of CSS is for specifying how your browser should speak the content when it reads, such as through a screen reader.

Or In other words, we can say  it’s kind of like styling speech the way other CSS properties style visual elements of a webpage.

Values

• inherit: Specifies that the element uses the same computed speak value from its parent element.
• none: Tells the browser to not speak on that element.
• normal: Takes the browser’s default speak settings.
• spell-out: Instructs the browser to spell a properties content instead of speaking out full words. Deprecated in CSS3.