Atkinson Hyperlegible is not only designed for visually impaired users in mind, it also looks as pleasing and modern as the typical sans serif fonts like Inter and the custom ones made by Apple, Google, Microsoft etc.
You might like Noto Sans; it distinguishes between just about every letter (to the point it uses a slightly serif capital “I”) but it does not introduce a slash in the zero
It also supports many font weights, and there’s variants for just about every script on planet Earth for it, too (that was actually the whole point of the Noto project)
Atkinson Hyperlegible is not only designed for visually impaired users in mind, it also looks as pleasing and modern as the typical sans serif fonts like Inter and the custom ones made by Apple, Google, Microsoft etc.
Atkinson floated my boat, until I typed 0… my brain does not like a slash in a zero, but I understand why it’s there.
You might like Noto Sans; it distinguishes between just about every letter (to the point it uses a slightly serif capital “I”) but it does not introduce a slash in the zero
It also supports many font weights, and there’s variants for just about every script on planet Earth for it, too (that was actually the whole point of the Noto project)
Slash in 0 was a huge selling point for me on the font I hate the confusion between O and 0 and I (i) and l (L).
It looks good. Unfortunately, it only supports latin script :(