CSS Typography Tutorial

The video tutorial explores the relationship between CSS and digital typography, emphasizing the importance of CSS in controlling web typography. It covers how to apply CSS to HTML, use Google Fonts, and various CSS properties for text styling. The tutorial also highlights accessibility considerations in typography, ensuring web content is readable for visually impaired users.

What is the primary role of CSS in digital typography?

• To control digital type on the web

• To create animations

• To manage server requests

• To design database schemas

Where can you place CSS in an HTML document?

• Inside the body tag

• Inside the style element in the head

• Inside the footer tag

• Inside the script tag

Which of the following is a web-safe font?

• Comic Sans

• Times New Roman

• Papyrus

• Brush Script

What is the main challenge when using Google Fonts?

• Setting up a Google account

• Integrating with HTML

• Downloading the fonts

• Finding the right typeface

How can you set a baseline font size in CSS?

• Using the font-weight property

• Using the font-size property in the body selector

• Using the text-align property

• Using the color property

What does the text-align property do?

• Aligns text horizontally

• Applies a text shadow

• Sets the font size

• Changes the font style

Which CSS property is used to control the space between letters?

• text-transform

• letter-spacing

• word-spacing

• line-height

What is the recommended minimum font size for accessibility?

• 12 pixels

• 14 pixels

• 16 pixels

• 18 pixels

Why is it important to use relative font sizes?

• To prevent fonts from being underlined

• To make fonts italic

• To allow users to scale fonts for better readability

• To ensure fonts are always bold

What should you ensure for color contrast in web typography?

• Use light Gray on white backgrounds

• Use dark Gray on black backgrounds

• Ensure sufficient contrast for readability

• Use only black and white colors