There is no one size fits all method for digital reading. Changing the font style and size can speed up reading while maintaining understanding. Imagine it as prescription glasses in the digital age.

Changing to a font more suitable for specific readers can improve reading speed by 35% while maintaining understanding. The researchers analyzed people's reading speed and understanding level when reading materials with different fonts. Study the readability of numbers to improve reading comprehension and speed.

Personal preferences for fonts do not always predict reading speed, and studies have shown that people do not always know their ideal font. These results emphasize that personalization is crucial and encourage future work in creating tools and conducting research to help readers discover formats that optimize their personal reading experience.

Different participants were asked to read digital text on their personal devices and tested common fonts used online, on newsprint, and in PDFs.

We should start looking at fonts in the same way as reading glasses. With appropriate fonts, we can reshape the way a person sees the text as reading glasses and help them read faster. We can explore how to redesign text to meet all aspects of individual needs.

Use personalized typesetting to improve reading speed and understanding. Readability describes the ease with which people can read and understand the text. It depends on performance factors such as font and spacing. Personalized typesetting involves the personalization of fonts or reading experience.