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I don't quite understand the problem it solves. It has disadvantages over dedicated type for both sighted and blind people. For the sighted, it's harder to read
by rowyourboat 9y ago
I don't quite understand the problem it solves. It has disadvantages over dedicated type for both sighted and blind people. For the sighted, it's harder to read than fonts typically used for signage, and the blind get a cumbersome letter-by-letter string rather than grade 2 braille.
What advantages does it have versus just overlaying regular braille with an easy-to-read font? Yes, the dots don't match up with the letters, but that is not really a problem, is it?
- kall 9y agoI like the spirit of it but the readability for sighted, and especially barely sighted people is problematic. If it works for blind people but not for almost blind people, it's a bad solution.