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Fonts and typefaces form an integral part of the design process. In fact, just like color scheme and other design elements, typography too can single-handedly make or break a design.
I introduced you to using Google Fonts on your website in my last tutorial. Today we’re going to discuss serving up your own web fonts using the @font-face rule.
Note: This article assumes you are somewhat familiar with typographic terms. You should also be familiar with scripting HTML and CSS, as you need to paste a few lines of code into the web page’s header, and set a font-family rule in CSS. In the web’s early days web designers used only web-safe fonts, because they were almost certainly available on most home computers.