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Inclusive typography for dyslexia is about making reading easier and more comfortable for people who struggle with it. Dyslexic readers often find certain letters hard to tell apart or get overwhelmed by dense text. By using thoughtful design like more space between letters, unique shapes for similar-looking characters, and slightly heavier bottoms typography can become clearer and more readable. It’s not just about how words look, but how they feel to read. Inclusive typography helps ensure that everyone, no matter their reading ability, can access information with more confidence and less stress, making reading a more welcoming experience for all.