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Did anyone else think that was brutal to read through. I had to vocalise each word in my head to read the about page, I couldn't skim it at all.
by jbob2000 6y ago
Did anyone else think that was brutal to read through. I had to vocalise each word in my head to read the about page, I couldn't skim it at all.
- gwern 6y agoI don't think their website even uses their own font. It looks like Comic Sans or something, not like the example on https://www.opendyslexic.org/about https://www.opendyslexic.org/about
- jbob2000 6y agoYou're right! Here's the actual page the uses the font: http://antijingoist.github.io/web-accessibility/ http://antijingoist.github.io/web-accessibility/ Much easier to read than Comic Sans.
- watertom 6y agoI'm not dyslexic. That page was incredible difficult for me to read. I actually started and stopped about 10 times because it was so..... disorienting, it almost had me dizzy, and it caused me to jump around on the page.
- wy35 6y agoI get that the change in stroke width is supposed to create "weight", but it honestly looks too half-thin and half-bold, or like the text was written in wet paint and the paint is dripping down. Pretty confusing to read with.
- antijingoist 6y agoI kinda just fixed that.... /hides