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Use plain text format Even with readable fonts, text needs to be well formatted. Clear, neat text is helpful for users with dyslexia. Remember: Line Spacing : Use enough line spacing (1.5 or 2) so that lines of text do not merge together. Short paragraphs : Breaking up information into smaller paragraphs prevents large, intimidating blocks of text.



Avoid justification : Align the text to the left, but thailand whatsapp not completely justify it — it introduces uneven spacing between words, which can cause visual distortion. Bold emphasis : Bold text is more readable for users with dyslexia than italic or underlined text - both of which create shapes that are harder to discern. Clear formatting benefits all users, but is crucial for people with dyslexia.



3. Use color and contrast strategically For users with reading difficulties, color can be a help or a hindrance. Good contrast between text and background is key to readability: High contrast : Make sure there is good contrast between text and background, such as dark text on a light background (or vice versa). Avoid bright neon colors : These can cause visual discomfort and fatigue.