Largeprint
Large print refers to printed material produced with text size larger than conventional print to improve readability for people with vision impairment, age-related decline, or a preference for larger text. In common usage, large-print books and magazines use type sizes around 18 to 24 points, though some editions exceed 24 points. Designers emphasize high contrast (often black on white), legible typefaces such as sans-serif fonts, increased letter and line spacing, and shorter line lengths to reduce eye strain.
Production and availability: Large-print editions are produced by publishers and libraries and are available in print
Accessibility role: Large print complements other accessibility options such as audiobooks and screen-reader-friendly digital content. It
Standards and guidelines: There is no universal standard for large print. Readability guidance typically emphasizes high
History and context: The practice developed over the 19th and 20th centuries to support readers with visual