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It's from The Braille Institute. They ARE the standard when it comes to dealing with vision challenges / vision loss.
by CodeWriter23 4y ago
It's from The Braille Institute. They ARE the standard when it comes to dealing with vision challenges / vision loss.
- userbinator 4y agoIronically those who need Braille are also unlikely to care how readable a font is.
- samatman 4y agoThe Institute is named after the same person as the writing system for the blind, rather than being named after that writing system.
- CodeWriter23 4y agoThe Braille Institute provides all kinds of assistance to partial- and non-sighted individuals. Not limited to the kinesthetic alphabet known as “Braille”. For example, teaching echolocation (yes, for humans) and how to use a cane to navigate safely. This font is an example of how the institute helps the partially-sighted, like for example, people with glaucoma or macular degeneration.
- mabbo 4y agoYep, and I truly believe that they've made something great. But the onus is on them to provide evidence that they did so. Otherwise, I can stand up and say: "this font makes reading slower and causes more mistakes" and it's a pissing contest between me and them rather than a matter than can be settled.