Learning CSS (Video 33)

The video tutorial provides an in-depth exploration of font families, including serif, sans serif, cursive, fantasy, and monospace fonts. It explains the concept of font embedding and the importance of having backup fonts. The tutorial also covers how to use font rules to manage typography effectively in web design, ensuring a consistent and appealing presentation across different systems and languages.

What happens if a user does not have the specified font installed on their system?

• The browser will crash.

• The text will be displayed in a random font.

• The text will not be displayed.

• The default font available on the user's system will be used.

What is a key characteristic of serif fonts?

• They have uniform spacing for all characters.

• They are only used in digital media.

• They have finishing strokes or flares.

• They are always bold.

How do sans-serif fonts differ from serif fonts?

• Sans-serif fonts lack extra decorations.

• Sans-serif fonts have decorative strokes.

• Sans-serif fonts are always italic.

• Sans-serif fonts are only used in print media.

What is a common feature of cursive fonts?

• They have uniform character spacing.

• They are used for coding.

• They have connected letters.

• They are always bold.

What is the primary purpose of fantasy fonts?

• To ensure readability.

• To provide a minimalistic look.

• To add decorative appeal.

• To be used in technical documents.

What is unique about monospace fonts?

• Each character takes up the same amount of space.

• They are always italic.

• They are only used in web design.

• They have varying character widths.

Why are monospace fonts commonly used in coding?

• They are more decorative.

• They ensure equal spacing for all characters.

• They are easier to read in small sizes.

• They are the default font in all text editors.