Muneer Provides Dyslexia Font for Reading Difficulties

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What is dyslexia?
It is now easy to distinguish between the letters L and I, as well as the number 1.


Compare the standard web font with the Dyslexia font
Dyslexia fonts are designed to ease reading difficulties for people with dyslexia. They include unique features aimed at improving clarity and reducing common reading errors.
Dyslexia is a language-based reading disorder, and people with dyslexia can find it difficult to read and comprehend the text on conventional websites. Often the fonts, layouts, and spacing are part of the problem. Accessibility is an important part of good web design, and many designers and developers find themselves looking to accommodate users with dyslexia.
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