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The upside down Mugslexia mugs by designer Henry Franks who suffers from dyslexia, is a simple but effective twist on a design and one that may actually improve on it. Developed because of Franks' dyslexic symptoms, one of which means that some letters appear to be inverted when reading, Franks has made the base of the mug wider than the top, the effect of which is to make it more stable in use.
The upside down Mugslexia mugs by designer Henry Franks who suffers from dyslexia, is a simple but effective twist on a design and one that may actually improve on it. Developed because of Franks' dyslexic symptoms, one of which means that some letters appear to be inverted when reading, Franks has made the base of the mug wider than the top, the effect of which is to make it more stable in use.
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