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We have expanded on our online study of disfluency to investigate whether the visual appearance of words is preserved in memory.
26 Apr 2022
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The third part of a mini-series discusses the technical requirements for language support at the level of paragraph and rasterization.
28 Mar 2022
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The second part of a mini-series discusses the technical requirements for language support at the level of encodings, keyboards, and word shaping.
21 Mar 2022
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An account of three studies carried out in order to investigate whether adjusting the design of books could help readers with a memory impairment.
03 Feb 2022
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Uyghurs have reformed the Arabic script in a very inventive way. We describe the journey of the Uyghur Arabic writing system from abjad to phonography.
12 Oct 2021
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Recent eye movement research is reviewed which questions whether long line lengths do cause reading difficulties.
08 Sep 2021
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We conducted an online study to see if designers respond in a different way to non-designers to a less legible typeface (Sans Forgetica), exploring judgments and memory.
18 May 2021
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Design Regression is a journalette publishing texts that are about design for reading and reading-related research.
18 May 2021
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The first part of a mini-series focused on the typographic design of documents that make use of two or more different world’s scripts.
18 May 2021
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A review of the 2018 paper by Kimberly Wong, Frempongma Wadee, Gali Ellenblum, and Michael McCloskey with interesting points about memory for letter shapes
18 May 2021
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A review of the 2005 paper by Mark A. Changizi and Shinsuke Shimojo exploring attributes shared across world’s scripts
18 May 2021