You can now read our site and blog in Dyslexie font for dyslectics

Reading websites can be a constant challenge if you have dyslexia. Not only are we focussed at Ceremony Matters on creating person-centered ceremonies and trainings, but we also want to make sure that we do all we can to make people feel welcome and to make our website and blog accessible. 

So, we are excited to be able to add a facility to this website that enables you to convert the typeface on any page to dyslexie font, which is especially designed to enhance ease of reading.

It looks great on tablet and phone too.

Dyslexie says, “70% to 80% of the population is being challenged by poor reading skills. 15% to 20% of the population deals with a language-based learning disability, Dyslexia being the most common one. This means that for a significant part of the population website copy in a standard font and layout is difficult to comprehend.”

To change to dyslexie font just go to the ‘d’ in the bottom right hand corner of any page on this site and switch dyslexie ‘on’.

You can even change the colour of the text if you find another colour easier to read.

It also seems to help tired brains read more easily too. I’ve been using this font whenever it’s an option as it helps me to take in information on text heavy documents and websites.

For those already in practice as a celebrant, perhaps you might consider purchasing dyslexie as an optional font for sending out your scripts to clients for review? 

If you would like to learn more about dyslexie, please go here.

We Have Adopted The Accord. Emma is proud to have been a part of the development of the Funeral Celebrant Accord as a representative on the Funeral Celebrancy Council. She is the council’s representative of Independent Celebrants.