It's actually quite a dense font because it is grotesque.

Helvetica is easier for readers with dyslexia because it’s less dense and contains fewer characters per line (which means fewer distractions for these readers).
Designing for people of different abilities
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Lizzie Metcalfe
Gareth Ford Williams
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Aug 3, 2022
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It's actually quite a dense font because it is grotesque. Humanist fonts like Verdana have more open letter spacing.
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Written by Gareth Ford Williams3.8K Followers
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Director at Ab11y.com and The Readability Group. I am an Ex-Head of UX Design and Accessibility at the BBC and I have ADHD and I’m Dyslexic.
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