I am currently DMing for a player who is completely blind (born without pupils). He is unable to access the vast majority of this website's contents, including most of the digital character options (he is unable to even create a character). The style of this website renders it useless to his screen-reading/translation software. We are two sessions into the campaign and I just purchased a bunch of content on here including a master tier subscription to share unlocked content. Other players can use it fine, but he cannot even use the menus because of their graphic overlay style. I directly linked the content to him, as he is interested in the background lore, other character options, and other information.

I am obviously doing what I can, and he is loving the game so far (it is his first time playing) but it would be great if more could be done on this end so that tools are easier to use and information is easier to come by (i.e. please make D&D Beyond more accessible).