The font, in which he removed about half of each letter, isn't meant to recreate the exact experience of having dyslexia; rather, it's intended to show the ... down to the speed of a dyslexic.

Later on in life, without the tools to show them how to cope with this condition, these same children often struggle in the workplace. Enter graphic designer Daniel Britton. He created a font for ...

Go ahead, pick a font to read this story in. You may notice this makes it harder (or possibly easier!) to read, depending on the font choice. Read on to see why. You make font choices every day.

Based on a bit of research which claims that character size, spacing, and stretch can enhance understanding if customized to reading speed, the new fonts come in eight different widths from "Zetta ...