Aravis Dyslexia-friendly Font:

• Amazingly easy on the eye; designed to draw the reader in with minimal brain bandwidth used to enable more focus on the content.
• Our mission has been to create a font that is scientifically designed to be dyslexia friendly while also being attractive and useful.
• Aravis is Crossbow’s house font, and is being used throughout our catalogue, new publications and website.
• It is an International font with over 1500 characters with all 72 latinate languages.
• Includes: maths symbols, small capitals, some ‘wingdings’ (ticks, smiley faces etc).

Dyslexia features include:

• Each letter is unique even if reversed or flipped. 
• The spacing is carefully designed using scientific evidence to help all readers from those who read via word shapes to those who read using phoneme and syllables. 
• The Visual Stress caused by pattern glare is minimised in comparison to other common fonts when measured by professionals.
• Mid-sized font to make it easy to convert artwork from common fonts. This is very helpful when providing reasonable adjustments for students with Dyslexia. 
• Based on algorithms found in nature.

How a school can use a dyslexia friendly font:

• Create inclusive dyslexia friendly worksheets that can be used for all students not just students with dyslexia.
• Have dyslexia friendly leaflets, letters and all other publications printed.
• Make your school website more accessible with font types for websites available. For use on websites see our website suite here.

How an organisation can use a dyslexia friendly font:

• Create inclusive dyslexia friendly files that can be used for all employees not just those with dyslexia.
• Have dyslexia friendly leaflets, letters and all other publications printed.
• Make your website more accessible with font types for websites available. For use on websites see our website suite here.

“We use Aravis exclusively now in our dyslexia reports and ​widely in our respective schools, as well as recommending it to a great many schools and individuals. It really is fabulous and is so much 'easier on the eye', even for those without a visual processing difficulty. Please continue with the wonderful work you do at Crossbow and thank you once again for such an amazing creation that will help so many people."

 Pamela Hanigan, LDIGS (Lancashire Dyslexia Information Guidance and Support)

For commercial and publishing use, please contact Crossbow Education.