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This Dizzying Site Tries To Give You a Sense of What It’s Like to Live With Dyslexia

On reading with the learning disorder

The site purposely clouds, jumbles and moves around words, producing a headache-inducing experience.

By Kyle O’Brien

January 27, 2021

To bring awareness to dyslexia, Dentsumcgarrybowen has created a website and series of faux children books that aim to give people a sense of what it’s like to live with the learning disability.

Kyle O’Brien
@kobrie kyle.obrien@contractor.adweek.com Kyle O’Brien is a freelance writer for Adweek and editor of AgencySpy.
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