In this day and age correspondence has turned out to be so natural due to reconciliation of correspondence innovations with web. In any case the outwardly tested individuals think that its exceptionally hard to use this innovation on account of the way that utilizing them requires visual observation. Despite the fact that numerous new progressions have been executed to enable them to utilize the PCs productively no innocent client who is outwardly tested can utilize this innovation as effectively as an ordinary gullible client can do that is not normal for typical clients, they require some training for utilizing the accessible advancements. This paper goes for building up an email framework that will help even a credulous outwardly disabled individual to utilize the administrations for correspondence without past preparing. The framework won`t let the client make utilization of console rather will work just on mouse activity and discourse change to content. Additionally, this framework can be utilized by any typical individual additionally for instance the person who can`t peruse. The framework is totally founded on intuitive voice reaction which will make it easy to understand and productive to utilize. Web has turned out to be one of the essential civilities for everyday living. This design will decrease psychological burden taken by visually impaired individual to keep in mind and type characters utilizing console as all activities are going also empowered through mouse. This framework can be utilized successfully by incapacitated and uneducated people.

TSS(Text To Speech), ASR(Automatic Speech Recognition), IVR(Interactive Voice Response), STT(Speech To Text)

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