The @font-face CSS at-rule allows you to define and use your own custom fonts, thus allowing you to extend the limited set of standard system fonts that are installed by default on a computer, and that browsers can access and use. Serif fonts are the oldest font style, originating wayRead More

For mobile Internet site developers, the WCSS properties that everyone has to deal with is probably the font and text properties, since every kind of mobile Internet application needs to display text, and very often the text has to be displayed in varied styles and sizes. Regardless of the unitsRead More

I’m shocked that in 2010 I’m still coming across ‘web designers’ who can’t code their own designs. Then came the CSS3 Web Fonts working group which released a full and cohesive specification for the Web Fonts module on June 18, 2009. Sans serifs also tend to have relatively low strokeRead More

When you want to design a logo choosing the right font is like picking the right color with which to paint your house. Poppins is a geometric sans-serif font that features an elegant monolinear design. Avoid using more than 2-3 fonts in your design. If you use li and then addRead More

Compatibility table for support of @font-face Web fonts in desktop and mobile browsers. The design is inspired by fonts used in the 1960s. The main feature of your content’s font is readability. To add a little character to our Styles Conference website, let’s try using a Google Font on ourRead More