My senior manager sends emails in turquoise pt14 comic sans

[JoceHark]

WIBU to send one back in rainbow coloured font with some clipart?

tricky

you need to add in some clip art

Could it be that she/he has some issues with vision so coloured font works better?

Reply with a bad taste GIF.

I want to add in that thing which makes the words slide into the email with rainbow trails

How do I do that?

You need to go back in time and insert some gif or swirly dots to follow his cursor

I don't care if she's registered blind. Comic sans has no place outside of a reception classroom

I'm thinking about changing my contact sign off with an MSN messenger username

Comic Sans has no place on this earth.

Is she dyslexic as comic sans is a dyslexia friendly font?

I'd be checking if there's a reason why she uses it before taking the piss. Wouldn't want to see you out of a job for deriding someone as a result of their disability.

Comic Sans gets everywhere.... Seen recently in Murcia, I just had to take a picture, and email it to my son, who is also a Comic Sans Snob!

This is worth a read. We could all adapt our style to help others who might struggle with traditional fonts.

www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/advice/employers/creating-a-dyslexia-friendly-workplace/dyslexia-friendly-style-guide

Don't know where the photo has gone...? Will try again!

I'd be tempted to use Wingdings.

@NoBaggyPants I will now need to retract my Comic Sans Snobbery. I am suitably chastened.

But if there is an issue then usually contrast would matter and turquoise on white is unlikely to be selected based on that.

Comic Sans is awful, but is recommended for people with visual impairments. That said, I wouldn’t think turquoise would provide enough contrast for someone with VI, I’ve always been advised to use black on yellow.