Grace Dyslexic Typeface

The development of a dyslexia-friendly font

Grace Font Story

The Grace Font Story

Attending a conference in Nashville, Sarah Grace heard a talk by Klaus Krogh. a typographic designer and owner of 2K Denmark.

Klaus talked about how reading wasn't originally a natural activity and how our brains worked when we read. As a dyslexic, Sarah resonated with many things Klaus said.

After that meeting, the two started talking and they immediately recognised the potential for a bigger and better dyslexic typeface and so began the journey to the Grace typeface.

Coming soon!

To enhance our accessible reading offering, we'll soon be introducing coloured overlays to use with all our titles.

Font Features

Dyslexia-friendly font features

Characteristics of the Grace font

Adding weight to keep letters to the baseline
Adding “make-up” to differentiate similar letterforms

Font Feedback

Feedback on the Grace Font

"The fact that they [students] can recognise that the typeface 'Grace' makes a difference to their reading ability is amazing and has given them confidence."

Abi (teacher)