I have a question for people who work in accessibility and design:
Can anyone recommend evidence-based sources on how well Comic Sans does or doesn't work for people with dyslexia?
- I don't need anecdotes, opinions, or big feelings about fonts.
- I'm just looking for evidence-based studies.
I've seen strong, contradictory opinions & a lot of received wisdom about this. That's why I'm looking for actual evidence either way. Thank you!
This entry was edited (1 month ago)
Shaula Evans
in reply to Shaula Evans • • •Related question: I'm familiar with Atkinson Hyperlegible. the Braille Institute Free Font (link at the bottom.
If accessibility-oriented fonts make a difference for you as a reader (for dyslexia, low vision, visual processing, or any other reason), I would love to know what accessible fonts you personally like best and why.
*This is question for people who rely on accessible fonts only. No replies from others, please. Thank you!
brailleinstitute.org/freefont/
#Accessibility #A11y #Fonts
Atkinson Hyperlegible Font - Braille Institute
Braille Institute