Atkinson Hyperlegible Font: New Version Just Dropped!
https://www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont/
This font served my late grandmother really well and I personally also like to look at it, I admit. The new version has more weights (bold was a bit thick for Retina displays, some argue); and there's now a monospace variant, too!
The monospace font is a bit "wide" compared to what I'm used to.
But you may want to give this a try if you believe you could benefit from font shapes that are designed to not be confusing.
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@ctietze Thanks for the update! Atkinson Hyperlegible is my favourite and most used font. I didn't know they'd updated it.
I've been using Lexend Font., which is designed for individuals with reading difficulties. It is problematic because it lacks a monospace variant. However, it is pretty similar to Atkinson Hyperlegible, and it's nice to find an alternative.
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