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Comic Sans has received so much loathe from designers for the longest time, but a recent quiz appears to defend the misunderstood typeface.
The BBC’s quiz show, Quite Interesting, recently revealed that the goofy typeface is supposedly “UK’s second most trusted font,” after Times New Roman.
While it is unclear where the data is derived, Twitter users are not too happy with the results. “OK 2020 can stop taking the piss now,” one user responded. “No, it isn’t. Who wrote this? You’re fired,” another said.
However, many justified the typeface’s usability, explaining how it has been beneficial to those with ADHD and dyslexia. “Before you post your Comic Sans snark, stop to think about the fact it is the most legible for people with ADHD or literacy issues,” one Twitter user stepped in to say.
“Comic Sans is easily the best font to use for people that I’ve worked with to read. I don’t really understand the snobbery towards it,” another chimed in.
Even though the typeface is unique even till today, it is good to bear in mind the positive impact it has made to people who face
literacy issues.
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