Special Font For Special Needs

As a designer who worked closely with several children with special needs for a year and received training from a certified BI who holds an MFA in child psychology, I have always contemplated how I can use my design skills to benefit children. My solution was to create a font that resembles a shape-matching game, which is both enjoyable and attention-grabbing, while still being easily legible for traditional readers. For individuals who struggle with reading letters, the font consists of three unique shapes: circles, squares, and triangles, making letter combinations or individual letters more memorable. This font can assist children in recognizing their name at school, distinguishing their name from others, or even as a way to begin learning the alphabet. Additionally, this font is color-blindness friendly and does not rely on colors for memorization.