Braille Institute Font

The Braille Institute font refers to the Atkinson Hyperlegible font family, designed to enhance legibility and readability for individuals with low vision. Developed by the Braille Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting those with vision loss, this font family includes three versions: Atkinson Hyperlegible, Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, and Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono. These fonts are crafted with unique design features like unambiguous letterforms, clear uprights, distinct pairs, open counters, spurs and tails, and special circular elements to improve character distinction and readability.

Key Features:
- Braille Institute Atkinson Hyperlegible Font: The original font from 2019, with four styles (regular, bold, italics, italic bold), supporting 27 languages and over 335 glyphs per style.
- Braille Institute Atkinson Hyperlegible Next Font: An enhanced version released in 2025, offering seven weights (ExtraLight to ExtraBold, with italics), supporting over 150 languages, and including a variable font option.
- Braille Institute Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono Font: A monospaced version for coding and table-based environments, also with seven weights and support for over 150 languages.

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