The .BRF file format allows for encoding Braille directly (as level 1 or level 2) so that it can be read on a notetaker or embossed for braille readers. A general website does not need to be encoded as .BRF since screen readers do an effective job of organizing English text. I'm working on a website that needs to present Music Braille Code (music in braille) and for longer musical scores it is possible to put a link to a BRF file where the user can read the score in a dedicated BRF reader. But sometimes only a few musical notes in braille need to be displayed on the screen -- is it possible to mark up an area of text as being displayed in BRF code so that it shouldn't be read directly by screen readers? An ARIA role or something of that sort?
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