Modern Web Design with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript - Adding Google Font

The video tutorial explains how to use Google Fonts to change the font of a webpage. It covers selecting a font from fonts.google.com, specifically the Merriweather font, and embedding it into a webpage. The tutorial details two methods: linking directly in HTML or importing into a CSS stylesheet, with a preference for the latter to ensure font consistency across multiple documents. The process involves selecting the desired font style, copying the import link, and applying it to the body of the document to change the font site-wide.

What is the main objective when using Google Fonts on a webpage?

• To increase the size of the text

• To apply a new font to the entire page

• To add animations to the text

• To change the color of the text

Where can you find the Google Fonts library?

• fonts.google.com

• googlefonts.com

• fonts.google.org

• google.com/fonts

What is the first step in selecting a font from Google Fonts?

• Click the font you want to use

• Select the font style

• Download the font

• Embed the font in HTML

Which method is preferred for embedding fonts in a webpage?

• Linking directly in HTML

• Importing into CSS

• Downloading the font

• Using a JavaScript library

Why is importing fonts into CSS considered the best method?

• It reduces file size

• It allows for animations

• It is easier to code

• It applies the font across all documents