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The visual delimitations provided by blocks of text and lines have a major impact for users with [[dyslexia]].
Among the most commons cases are text justification, too much contrast and interline spacing within a paragraph. However, dyslexia is only one case among many others, mentioned here because it is the most evidently concerned. --[[Utilisateur:Temesis|Temesis]]
:First input received, about dyslexia - a sizable portion of our audience:
:<blockquote><p>> Does this layout with its border and alternating background color makes reading easier from your point of view?</p><p>Without any hesitation, YES, and its a passionate outcry!</p><p>I'd even say it's like the difference between day and night. With the indentation alone I find myself quickly lost, I have a hard time to distinguish the different users posting, I have a hard time to see who is replying to who.</p><p>It requires more effort to read the text than to understand it's meaning. In small doses its manageable, bot tiredness comes quickly and there comes a time when I renounce.</p></blockquote>
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