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What are your favorite fonts for technical reports?
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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Our designs have to comply with ADA, so accessibility is definitely a familiar consideration. This looks like any other professional looking sans-serif font, so if it's more accessible for low vision/vision impaired people, all the better! I like that uppercase i and lowercase L are distinguishable, which is a personal peeve I have with some sans serif fonts. Thanks for the suggestion!
It's hard to explain exactly why but switching my ereader over made a night and day difference in my comprehension and reading speed.
That happened to me when I started using OpenDyslexic. I read so much more now, and I already read a lot.
Out of curiosity, what font were you using before?