It looks like that one targets low vision more than dyslexia so it lacks things like heavy bottoms. However, they are both easier to read than typical typefaces.
Similarly, the US govt used Calibri for a short time since it’s more accessible than other typefaces. But as with anything intended to help people, Trump axed it
The Braile Institute also has one that I like a lot (but, I don’t have dyslexia, so can’t say how it compares to the others)
It looks like that one targets low vision more than dyslexia so it lacks things like heavy bottoms. However, they are both easier to read than typical typefaces.
Similarly, the US govt used Calibri for a short time since it’s more accessible than other typefaces. But as with anything intended to help people, Trump axed it
FYI the link you shared seems to be a Google tracking link. The destination URL is https://www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont/
Blah, I hate that on Android Google has started commandeering all links and converting them. Thanks for the heads up, updated my link.
Neither am I, so I’ve only heard about them. I’m a big fan of the concept, and better accessibility for everyone, though.
However, if anyone needs opinions on a decent mono space font with ligature support I can offer one up!
Iosevka is my favorite one.