Below, we explore how its key design choices benefit focus, organization, and readability for neurodiverse authors. In addition, dyslexia is common with ADHD so we are lumping these two things together as “neurodivergent.” While it’s not technically correct that one always includes the other, they seem to be related as discussed here.
You may find some of the features for accessibility can also help with neurodivergent authors. You can find out more here.