There's a cross-origin issue with the webfonts.
https://opendyslexic.org/ without the "www" works better.
https://opendyslexic.org/ without the "www" works better.
Granted that I'm not dyslexic: this version seems way more difficult to read, other than looking bad :(
I'm very minimal reading dyslexic (it's a bit complex).
Anyway while it doesn't fell like it would allow me to read faster, I believe it does help me to read more correct. Through I have to test it out more. I thing I will try it the next time I write a paper or similar. Also it's very different to many other font's so maybe it's just about getting used to it?
I'll have to try this out.
I think it's great to read, but agree that it isn't the best-looking font. Not as bad as comic sans though.
Probably this font forces us to read letter by letter, and this is what makes it easier for dyslexic people to read the text (they don't get confused too much of the next / previous characters), and so difficult for people who aren't used to read letter by letter.
Interesting :)