Working documents
Three documents, shared for review. They are drafts rather than proposals, which means everything in them is meant to be argued with, corrected, or thrown out.
Anything we are suggesting rather than reporting is marked as such on the page, so you can tell our opinions apart from your own method.
Where the project stands right now. Your code marks rendered digitally beside your own handwriting, a typeface lab, a tool for sorting what belongs in a first release, and a running log of what is settled against what is still open.
Start here. The mark lab is the part that needs you most. Tell us every place our rendering does not match what you actually drew.
Updated 31 August 20261.7 MBOpen →
How parents, students, teachers and therapists each move through the platform, stage by stage. What each one sees, what they do, and where the four groups need the same thing rather than different things.
Read the four quotes first. One opens each section. If they do not sound like the people you actually work with, tell us, because everything underneath them follows from those four sentences.
Updated 31 August 20260.4 MBOpen →
Four candidate typefaces side by side: full alphabets, numbers, the letter pairs that are easiest to confuse, and a test of which fonts can physically carry your code marks. With suggested settings for reading text on screen and in print.
One question matters most. Does Andika look right to you for marked text? We think it is the only real candidate, and your answer unlocks the rest of the build.
Updated 1 September 20260.9 MBOpen →
Every page has a typeface selector and a text size control in the bar across the top. If a page is hard to read, change it rather than putting up with it. What you find comfortable is useful information for us.
Every page also prints. Use the print button in the top bar if you would rather mark up paper, which is often faster than typing notes back to us.