I'll create a website where the text you enter is converted into a format that's harder to read, simulating some aspects of dyslexia. Here's the implementation:

This implementation creates a website with two main sections:

1. An input area where users can type or paste their text.
2. A display area that shows the converted text in a dyslexic-like format.

The conversion happens in real-time as the user types or pastes text into the input area. The algorithm keeps the first and last letters of each word intact while shuffling the middle letters, making the text harder to read but still somewhat decipherable.

You can now use this website to convert regular text into a format that simulates some aspects of dyslexia, making it a bit harder to understand. This can be useful for raising awareness about reading difficulties or for creating exercises to improve reading skills.

I'll add a slider to control the "dyslexic level" with three options: Lite, Basic, and Premium. Each level will increase the difficulty of reading the converted text.

This implementation adds a slider to control the "dyslexic level" with three options: Lite, Basic, and Premium. Here's what each level does:

1. Lite: Shuffles about 1/3 of the middle letters in each word.
2. Basic: Shuffles about 1/2 of the middle letters in each word.
3. Premium: Shuffles all the middle letters in each word.

The slider allows users to adjust the difficulty level of the converted text in real-time. As the user moves the slider, the text will update to reflect the new difficulty level.

The converted text will now be more or less challenging to read based on the selected level, providing a range of experiences from mildly difficult (Lite) to very challenging (Premium).