*Note: The caret character indicates that the character directly following it is capitalized in the corresponding Deseret-Alphabet text.
By the way, just ignore the buttons below for now. I just wanted to see what they would look like on the screen. I want to eventually add another input box to this page for entering IPA in, which will convert to DA when you press 'Enter'. So I thought I could add some buttons with the characters you can't type on a QWERTY keyboard which, in the case of IPA, includes about 12 characters like æ, ɛ and ʒ and, in the case of DA characters, all of them.
I'll probably also add some CSS at some point for prettier formatting.
FYI:
'Yu' renders '𐐧' while 'yu' renders '𐐷𐐭'
'A' renders 𐐪 (DESERET LONG A as in 'caught' and, for some speakers, also 'cot')
'#A' renders 𐐱 (DESERET SHORT AH as in 'cot')
'@A' renders 𐐫 (DESERET LONG AH as in 'cot')
'o' renders (DESERET SHORT O, which is used to write the schwa vowel)
'#o' renders (Turkish dotless 'i', which is proposed to be used to write the schwa vowel, i.e. ı, which is the 𐐮 (DESERET SHORT I) with the slanted crossbar removed)
This app is the Encoder. Click here to switch over to the Decoder app. (Warning: You'll lose what you have ammassed here so far if you do.)