To be useful it will be necessary for TeX users to be able to load everything as a package and activate it simply. It may also be that there should be two modes, one that builds in regular format and one that builds in screen-reader format.
e.g.
Two files is not perhaps ideal so maybe a longer term option is to figure out how to embed both in one. E.g. make it the alt text of HTML or at pdftooltip for PDF so that a screen reader can find the converted text but the original equations still display as expected.
\usepackage[html]{equalspeak} % activates alt text for mathjax or something
\usepackage[tooltip]{equalspeak} % screen reader format put into pdftooltip
\usepackage[screenreader]{equalspeak} % activates screen reader format
To be useful it will be necessary for TeX users to be able to load everything as a package and activate it simply. It may also be that there should be two modes, one that builds in regular format and one that builds in screen-reader format.
e.g.
Two files is not perhaps ideal so maybe a longer term option is to figure out how to embed both in one. E.g. make it the alt text of HTML or at pdftooltip for PDF so that a screen reader can find the converted text but the original equations still display as expected.