I’m a visually impaired individual with moderate disability — I can use tools like custom typefaces and zooming to manage most of my needs but I rarely use scre

I’m a visually impaired individual with moderate disability — I can use tools like custom typefaces and zooming to manage most of my needs but I rarely use screen readers as well. Personally, the main difficulty I have with the typeface is the kerning — the minimum space between two letters. I don’t know how these things are measured, if it really is as tight as it looks, but subjectively it feels like surprisingly little space. It’s much harder for me to read than Neue Helvetica.