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This paper deals with research for the design of "sound fonts" and development of an evaluation methodology suitable for use with non visual presentation based on the speech modality or on multimodality (speech and tactile). The work hypothesis of the study presented here relies on the fact that both structure and typographic attributes increase the comprehension process in visual presentation. Based on this constant, the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) question is to find alternative sounds or prosodic variants to display the typographic attributes --bold, italic--, for instance. This question takes part of the paradigm of the information accessibility problems.
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