Dyslexia affects the world more than 700 million Britton, a human; This design allows a person without dyslexia to experience the difficulty that dyslexics experience when reading a text.

Thanks to this technique, a correct understanding of dyslexia can be achieved and can be useful for dyslexic students. better learning conditions It may be possible to create.

Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that causes a person to have problems with language, reading and writing skills, despite being at a normal level of intelligence.

Even if a person with dyslexia recognizes speech sounds, he or she has difficulty learning their relationship to letters or words. Generally reading disorder Dyslexia can also affect attention and memory, and affects parts of the brain that process language.

Britton broke each letter into its component parts and removed parts of the letters to make them harder to recognize immediately.

Every letter rings by removing 40% By making the letters virtually unreadable, the designer reduces the reading speed to that of someone with dyslexia. So it is possible to feel the difficulty that the person with dyslexia has while reading.

An English text created with this font:

An example Turkish text. Can you read?

The full text is at the end of the content.

The font does not reflect what someone with dyslexia sees when looking at the text; instead while reading experience of tension It recreates.

Britton points out that there is a misconception that people with dyslexia are stupid and lazy.

Britton, who has dyslexia, describes the difficulty he experiences as follows: Even though people’s brains have difficulty reading this text, they can overcome the situation and still read the texts. Also people with dyslexia sees letters like normal people. You can see the information perfectly, every letter, but there is something in your mind that stops or slows down the information process.

Believing that dyslexia is misunderstood and under-researched, Britton created this design to draw attention to the condition.

Most children with dyslexia can do well in school with tutoring or a special education program. Emotional support plays a very important role in dealing with dyslexia.

Although there is no specific treatment for dyslexia, early diagnosis and intervention gives the best results. However, in some cases, dyslexia goes undiagnosed for years and remains undetected until adulthood. However, it is never too late to get help and support for dyslexia.