Atkinson Hyperlegible
John Savard
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Some time ago, there was a discussion here about typefaces designed to help people with dyslexia.
Today, in a web search for something else entirely, I came across a font available from the Braille Institute for people with low vision. Mirror-reversed characters, though, are made distinct - a tail is added to the lower-case q, for example, despite the fact that the design is not claimed to have anything to do with dyslexia.
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