I don't know when the OpenDyslexic app for iOS will return to the store. Currently focused on paying bills and the developer fees are a bit outside of the current budget.
Maybe in a month or two.
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Pinned #introduction.
I'm a #hispanic (Puerto Rican 
) freelance developer in C# and full stack web development (and other languages). I created and maintain #OpenDyslexic, a #typeface that helps with readability that is used by companies and people worldwide.
I had a TedX talk about it.
I have other software projects that you can find at https://abbiecod.es
I keep a blog on https://abbiegonzalez.com
Right now, I maintain OpenDyslexic and am working on a #Mastodon client.
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@nikclayton @LySioS @Jeremiah makes sense...
Personally I prefer #B612Mono, but then again #LEXEND or #B612 may be a more sensible default choice for many.
#OpenDyslexic is a very extreme example, #Atkinson tries to be more subtile...
There are also other fonts like #DIN1451 * and #FE-Schrift, but they have way lesser glyphs (FE doesn't even cover #ASCII)...
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@Jeremiah I really need to make a #font #list with all the good fonts designed for #accessibility and/or flexibility.
- #Atkinson is on my recommendation next to #LEXEND when #OpenDyslexic is not an option and #B612 doesn't cut it!
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@antijingoist @vkc I love that it's also #OpenDyslexic font 
Itchio was taken down on a bogus copyright report.
Opendyslexic is still available on GitHub. https://github.com/antijingoist/opendyslexic
And the rest of my stuff? lol FML, I’ll find a new place later today.
People asking for opendyslexic Cyrillic support.
(doesn't mean i did it right, but im working on it)
most recent changes to opendyslexic compiled into the the bold and regular otf files here: https://github.com/antijingoist/opendyslexic/tree/master/compiled
If you'd like to help out, feel free to point out mistakes, particularly in the accented and international characters.
Those tend to give me hell because I don't speak the language. :D
GitHubopendyslexic/compiled at master · antijingoist/opendyslexicOpenDyslexic, a typeface that uses typeface shapes & features to help offset some visual symptoms of Dyslexia. Now in SIL-OFL. - antijingoist/opendyslexic
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@fuchsiii @puppygirlhornypost2 Also I'm not even shure they got that stuff licensed properly.
- Needless to say #OpenDyslexic & #LEXEND are way better fonts when it comes to #accessibility and #licensing.
Personally I intent to migrate from #UbuntuMono to #B612Mono for licensing reasons alone, and also the #B612 family is propably the best tested (#Aerospace certified by #FAA & #EASA) typeface that isn't paywalled behind NDA'd call-for-pricing license deals...
I've been here for way too long and never posted a pinned #introduction. At least in a semi-professional sense.
I'm a #hispanic (Puerto Rican ) freelance developer in C# and full stack web development (and other languages). I created and maintain #OpenDyslexic, a #typeface that helps with readability that is used by companies and people worldwide.
I had a TedX talk about it.
I have other software projects that you can find at https://abbiecod.es .
I keep a windows computer in my iMac G3 case.
My hobbies have included e-ink displays with my children, making a laptop in a PowerBook G3 with a Raspberry Pi with a high resolution display. And an operating system.
Right now, I maintain OpenDyslexic and am working on a #Mastodon client.
Abbie CodesAbbie CodesPortfolio of Abbie Gonzalez