@Elizafox personally, I'd use #B612 and/or #LEXEND unstead...

https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/115547185577734427

@MelissaBearTrix nah, #ComicSans is a bad font in terms of #licensing and it's overuse makes everything written in it impossible to take serious.

• If you want to make things accessible for heavy cases of #Dyslexia, then #OpenDyslexic is a better alternative.

• If you want something less obvious, consider #LEXEND which was specifically designed as a high-legibility alternative to New Century Schoolbook.

• If your problem isn't Dyslexia but the need to read something under adverse conditions, consider #B612 & #B612mono which have been designed for #Airbus as #font for their instrumentation, manuals and checklists as well as anything else in and on an aircraft.

https://opendyslexic.org
https://www.lexend.com
https://github.com/polarsys/b612

@celeste_42bit I know, because pilots need to be able to operate these under adverse conditions with all lights off, suffering extreme vibrations and even high G-loads in turbulences...

• And that is good because the workload of flying a plane is exponentially higher than driving on a road and #AviationSafety is fucking important for all the right reasons!

So yeah, they'll mostly do "comfort features" pre- and post-flight and don't replace buttons at all...

• Even minute things like #Airbus introducing #B612 as the font for their instruments, manuals and writings propably got vigorously tested with like test pilots put on rigs with severe vibration and G-loads...

@nekoewen JFC!

Of all the nice #fonts they could've chosen (#B612 / #B612mono, #SunGalantDemi, #LEXEND, #OpenDyslexic ... ) they chose the worst one with the worst #licensing terms...

@byte I love #monospace|d fonts.because I can red them faster.

• Gotta migrate my website from using #UbuntuMono to #B612mono instead, cuz #B612 is better licensed and technically the superior font!