Distinctiveness of Symbols
Similar-looking letters are now easier to distinguish
To prevent confusion, UDF uses less symmetry, and adds a distinguishing serif to the lowercase “d.”
To prevent confusion, UDF uses less symmetry, and adds a distinguishing tail to the lowercase “d”.
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Zero and “O” are confusing to many readers. Adding a distinguishing slash eliminates confusion.
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The numbers 6 and 9 are commonly mirror images. With UDF they have many more distinguishing characteristics.
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To avoid confusion between “P” and “Q”, the lower case “Q” resembles its upper case form.
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The letters “L” “I” and the number “1” can now more easily be distinguished.
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