Johannes López Ayala
@typographer.bsky.social
Design, writing, art, philosophy, jazz, fonts. Lots of fonts. ⦿ Didn’t think I’d turn my profile into a moodboard, but here we go ⦿ Mastodon: https://typo.social/@jla
It is entertaining rather than annoying, suprisingly. Yet, I’m undecided about whether it’s completely apt as background music during work hours. (Also available on archive.org: archive.org/details/cmco...)
CMブレーク 「 Complete Volume」 : 天気予報 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
RARE AND LIMITED COLLECTION.
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November 4, 2025 at 4:50 PM
It is entertaining rather than annoying, suprisingly. Yet, I’m undecided about whether it’s completely apt as background music during work hours. (Also available on archive.org: archive.org/details/cmco...)
Does differentiating letterforms as in “Atkinson Hyperlegible” (www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont/) make text easier to read for dyslexic people?
Is it sensible to switch to an old-style serif font instead that innately differentiates letterforms much more distinctly than most sans-serif designs?
Is it sensible to switch to an old-style serif font instead that innately differentiates letterforms much more distinctly than most sans-serif designs?
Atkinson Hyperlegible Font - Braille Institute
Read easier with Atkinson Hyperlegible Font, crafted for low-vision readers. Download for free and enjoy clear letters and numbers on your computer!
www.brailleinstitute.org
October 7, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Does differentiating letterforms as in “Atkinson Hyperlegible” (www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont/) make text easier to read for dyslexic people?
Is it sensible to switch to an old-style serif font instead that innately differentiates letterforms much more distinctly than most sans-serif designs?
Is it sensible to switch to an old-style serif font instead that innately differentiates letterforms much more distinctly than most sans-serif designs?
Not sure how this is legal (with EU law requiring opt-in instead of opt-out by default in most cases), but once your data has been trained on, it’ll be too late in any case.
September 22, 2025 at 8:33 AM
Not sure how this is legal (with EU law requiring opt-in instead of opt-out by default in most cases), but once your data has been trained on, it’ll be too late in any case.