Many do not understand exactly how it feels to have dyslexia, but thanks to a new website by Victor Widell, it is now far more understandable. With descriptions taken from a dyslexic friend, the letters on the page seem to jump around inside words in a similar fashion to that of a dyslexic person.
This website shows exactly how it feels to be dyslexic #dyslexia
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New website helps others understand hardships of being a dyslexic person.
Those who have dyslexia often have to give a considerable amount of effort because of this and this new website mimics this very well. While viewing the website you can understand fully the difficulties someone with dyslexia faces on a daily basis.
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One look at the website and you’ll know exactly how dyslexia interferes with tasks like reading and writing, which we–more often than not–end up taking for granted.
"Key Takeaways:
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Dyslexia can make it appear that letters jump around on a page.
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A website has been developed which simulates this.
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The webpage makes people without Dyslexia experience it.
