For review: Font styles & font fallback
The article Font styles & font fallback is out for wide review. We are looking for comments by Thursday 3 November.
This article provides a non-exhaustive set of examples where choice of a font style may have a practical application. The existence of these distinct styles, with their practical influence on the reading of the text, has implications for fonts on the Web – you would typically want to choose a fallback font that has the same style, if one is available. We look at some implications for generic fonts and fallback mechanisms near the end.
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