Lexica Ultralegible
A Typeface Built for Accessibility in Typography
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Description
Lexica Ultralegible is a modern typeface designed to enhance readability, particularly for low-vision readers. Inspired by the Atkinson Hyperlegible typeface, it focuses on improving character recognition through distinctive letterforms, ensuring clarity and legibility even at small sizes.
How to use Lexica Ultralegible?
To use Lexica Ultralegible, simply download the font and install it on your system. You can then apply it in your design software or web projects by specifying it in your CSS or font settings.
Core features of Lexica Ultralegible:
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Designed specifically for low-vision readers
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Distinctive letterforms to differentiate similar characters
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Recognizable footprints with clearly defined character boundaries
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Supports 102 languages with 2,356 total glyphs
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Improved kerning for body text, headings, and UI
Why could be used Lexica Ultralegible?
| # | Use case | Status | |
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| # 1 | Ideal for print materials aimed at low-vision readers | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Perfect for digital interfaces requiring high legibility | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Useful in educational materials to aid reading for visually impaired individuals | ✅ | |
Who developed Lexica Ultralegible?
Lexica Ultralegible is created by the Braille Institute of America, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with visual impairments through education and support.