
Bookerly, Literata and OpenDyslexic: How Reading Fonts Differ
Bookerly, Literata and OpenDyslexic were built for three different jobs, and the design history explains which one fits your reading.

Bookerly, Literata and OpenDyslexic were built for three different jobs, and the design history explains which one fits your reading.

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A hardware giveaway plus US$30,000 in training money, aimed at reading text, identifying objects and getting around.

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Libby works differently on every major e-reader. Here is the honest map, including the Kindle workaround and the devices that skip the app entirely.

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The word gets used loosely. Here is what it means, how it differs from usability and inclusion, and why the distinction matters for readers and authors.

Some of Apple's most useful features sit in a menu most people never open.

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