πŸ—£οΈ Voices of Lived Experience β€” Dyslexia

Direct words shared about what really helps:

  1. 🌈 β€œI don’t know how it works – but if the words are colourful, it registers faster, the brain needs to think less.”

  2. πŸ“– β€œFor people like me, black and white are the norm. When the words are colourful, they are better to read.”

  3. πŸ” β€œIf I select a word on screen, then it must explain in plain language the meaning.”

  4. 🌍 β€œIf I still don’t know, there must be a language option to translate.”


πŸ’‘ These reflections highlight practical needs:

  • Color & font choices make reading easier and faster.
  • Plain-language explanations help untangle meaning.
  • Translation options provide a safety net when words don’t land.

Accessibility isn’t abstract β€” it’s lived. These are voices worth centering. πŸ’™


Dyslexia colour palette - a simple demo

The below shows the colours used in the above article

calm. alert. neutral. encouragement.