> So changing visual aspects of reading can have an impact on the overall ease of reading for dyslexic readers, even if it's not directly easing the "dyslexic p

> So changing visual aspects of reading can have an impact on the overall ease of reading for dyslexic readers, even if it's not directly easing the "dyslexic part" of the reader's struggles. So... making fonts easier to read for everyone makes them easier to read for dyslexics? Who'd a thought... > it is also true that if a large number of people who don't know each other all report the same phenomenon, there's a good chance it's happening. True, but with no control case, you can only support your first premise: that making a font more readable is helpful for dyslexics. You can say that OpenDyslexic is more readable, but you haven't proven that it's more readable for dyslexics.