The dyslexic folks at HN might have the special responsibility to come up with some sort of solution. Only you know what works, and have the tech smarts to figu

The dyslexic folks at HN might have the special responsibility to come up with some sort of solution. Only you know what works, and have the tech smarts to figure something out. So, for example, what if this: > de – et – te – ct – ti - io – n were actually displayed as > de.tec.ti.on Would that help? Maybe you can up with some other scheme, like coloring syllables? Or positioning of syllables spatially (across 2 lines) to help synchronize them? Maybe you've already tried these or other things. It would be valuable to share your experiences.