[Kde-accessibility] new suggestion, images instaid of fonts

[wofgdkncxojef at gmail.com]

i made a little demonstration greasemonkey script
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/92355

The script replaces individual letters by arbitrary images and little 
animations (gif)(it also sets individual color fonts and background, thats 
less important)

Target audience is people with vision difficulties, young children(learning 
ABC), dyslexics, for coolness :P etc....

The idea is that if you add color and even animation, the visibility of text 
increases. If you have vision problems, after some retraining, you'll be able 
to read with less magnification, by taking your information from the colors. 
Reading becomes easier, because you can fit more words in a screen, some people 
are so near blind, that need one letter to reach the hight of the screen. 
Because vision problems vary from person to person, its up to them to chose 
what images they want to use.

For young children, we could use a phonetic alphabet (A=ananas, etc...), and 
right away they will be able to decipher a little bit of what is reaten. The 
default images of the script are actually a phonetic alphabet.

And of course KDE can brag that its on the bleeding edge of innovation. :P

I have some other motives, (a bit crazy >:p)
http://thedeweirdifier.blogspot.com/2010/12/unbabel.html
but they are not important here. My previous suggestions are pertinent enough 
on there own.

Technically, i expect this to be implemented at the library level, maybe even 
in QT it self. I don't think its that complicated technically, you can recycle 
code from normal image rendering and insert it where the fonts where supposed 
to be rendered.

From there the good gospel could be spread to other projects (gnome, Firefox, 
etc)

So folks, what do you think? :D