The legibility gap is the difference between how readable text is to designers versus its actual readability for users. It’s used in UX and accessibility testing to flag fonts, contrast, or layouts that fail real-world conditions. People with low vision, dyslexia, or aging eyes benefit most, along with anyone reading on small or glare-heavy screens.
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