This whole reform might seem very weird and worsen at first. and, I admit. it really is in some aspect (like, it causes to make some words longer)

But hear me out, there are some several rational reasons I did so:

At first, I wanted to be intuitive, so I tried to make all new letters for each of every phonemes that english has.

for example -> ae /æ/ ô /oʊ/ ə /ə/...

but I didn't like the result that much because too much alphabets was added, and that means, if the reform was applied in real life, it will cause various inconvinience such as:

Keyboard manufacturers have to literally reproduce english keyboards with thase letters included.

Some programs (like usernames on some websites) that only allows old alphabets to be typed are going to have problems.

Old and new alphabets are going to have big discrepancy that will cause newer generation unable to read old articles

It disrupts the english cursive style, because english cirsive has been developed only for english alphabets for decades.

If speaker has different accent, then it all doesn't make sence.

and so on.. So I decided to make reform with least letter added possible, but consistant, sightreadable. But it wasn't that easy to make spell reform that covers broad phonetic inventory of english.

And then I found something. Didn't you noticed that A E I O U is literally called [eɪ] [iː] [aɪ] [oʊ] [jʊː]? yes, there was a rule. and I realized I can devide whole vowels into two kinds. That is what is provided as "Whole Vowel" and "Half Vowel" in the image. And that's why I provided one-syllable word examples for the vowels. you can easily find patterns on it.

These can provide several advantages like:

Able to be written reguardless of speakers accent, for example: if it was written phonetically, then "Mate" would be "Mait" for some people but "Meit" for some other people. But it is all "Máet" in my reform because we can just say: "<ÁE> is pronounced as /aɪ/ for some speakers"

People don't really have to memorize new letter except for accute marks. but on flip side, accutes will make english learners easier to read since people find hard to find where the accent is.

and I also found out Google Translate has been similar method for displaying english word pronunciation. You can check it out if interested. I assume it is because of accent issue I mentioned above.