Add Voicefield to Speech Recognition Accessibility

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Summary

• Adds Voicefield to the Speech Recognition Accessibility section
• Voicefield is an open-source (MIT) React library that turns a phone into a wireless microphone for any web form — users scan a QR code, speech recognition runs client-side on the phone, and only text is relayed to the desktop
• Works with the browser's built-in Web Speech API (no API key needed) or cloud STT providers
• Enables hands-free text input for users with motor disabilities, RSI, or anyone who benefits from voice-driven form filling
• Website: voicefield.dev

Why this belongs here

Voicefield directly addresses motor control accessibility by enabling voice-based form input without requiring desktop software installation. The QR-to-phone approach means users can add voice input to any existing web form with minimal setup. Speech recognition runs entirely on the user's phone, preserving privacy.

Checklist

• Resource is relevant to accessibility
• Link is working and accurate
• Description follows the list's style (concise, objective, no marketing language)
• Placed in the appropriate section (Speech Recognition Accessibility)
• Open-source with MIT license

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• Documentation
  • Added Voicefield as a new speech recognition accessibility resource with a link to its website and MIT license information.

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• README.md

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This PR adds a single resource entry for Voicefield to the Speech Recognition Accessibility section of the README, including its website link and MIT license attribution.

Changes

Resource Addition

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Voicefield resource entry README.md	Voicefield project link and MIT license note are inserted into the Speech Recognition Accessibility resource list at line 599.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• lukeslp/awesome-accessibility#13: Similar resource addition to the Speech Recognition Accessibility section in the same README file.

Poem

🐰 A voice tool joins the list so fine,
Voicefield shines with access design,
One line added, clear and bright,
Making speech recognition right! 🎤

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title directly and clearly describes the main change: adding Voicefield to the Speech Recognition Accessibility section, matching the actual one-line addition to README.md.
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[lukeslp]

Thanks for the addition — Voicefield looks like a solid fit for the Speech Recognition Accessibility section. Before I can merge, the DCO check is failing: could you sign off your commit(s)? You can amend with git commit --amend -s (or rebase with git rebase HEAD~1 --signoff for multiple commits) and force-push. Once that's green I'll merge.