Why I Choose Six Hands Marker Typeface In Accessibility Notebook?

I don’t use AI when I summarize news and articles for the Accessibility Notebook because I want to read the texts myself and understand their core. I aim to express the sentences in my own words. Creating original content is important to me. While looking for a font that reflects originality and effort, I found the “Six Hands Marker,” which gives a hand‑written feel. Unlike most handwritten fonts, it also has good accessibility. Below are the results of my checks:

• 1Ili Test: The horizontal lines above and below the capital I, the curved tip of the 1, and the broken lower end of the lowercase l make the characters easy to distinguish.

• Mirroring Check: The mirrored characters such as q and p, or d and b, can be easily distinguished from each other.

• Text Spacing: The spacing between characters is not too tight. Overall, it’s a comfortable font to read.