This font shows you what it feels like to be dyslexic
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- Created: June 19, 2015
- Written by Harris Kisseoglou
Daniel Britton created the “Dyslexic Typeface” while studying at The London College of Communication. A graphic designer diagnosed as dyslexic and realising that his friends and teachers couldn't appreciate what it meant, he is now using his creative talents to create greater awareness and empathy for those with dyslexia.
To do this he created a font in which he removed about half of each letter and made it intentionally difficult to read.
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