A collection of visuals and experience from all areas of life that visually explain the feeling, thinking, seeing, hearing and understanding of a dyslexic mind to a non-dyslexic and vice versa. Suitable comments of any format are invited, spelling mistakes are expected and appreciated.
06/04/2008
Multilingual dyslexia
During a recent trip to Cologne in Germany I discovered this signage on the lift leading to the viewing platform on top of the KölnTriangle, which is a great way to discover the town. The viewing platform was opened less then two years ago, however the signage already looks pretty knackered.
Beautiful how visual dyslexia has been translated into different languages.
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