An exciting addition to web development arsenal is the Google Web Fonts api. The problem with fonts onthe web was that many computers dont have the same fonts, as they vary from system to system. http://www.google.com/webfonts
Elaborate on this, do some demos and release the post.
They say to start by choosing some fonts to add to a collection, then you dl the files.
The interface for choosing fonts is great. you can sort and filter the fonts depending on what you need for your project.Then you add them to a collection with the touch of a button.
Serifs, the tiny decorations on the tips of the letters, usually dont work well on screens, so they dont get used on webpages as often as sans. I am going to build a collection of serif fonts that look good onthe screen, so I can use them on some pages.
Well after i finished building a collection, they say that using too many will impact page load times. You should only choose the one or two you want for your web page.
There is a cool web page load time meter that will show you if you have chosen too many fonts.So, I uncheck ed the boxes until i was left with my favorite two fonts, and they don’t have a huge impact on load time.
Then, just add this link to your document <link href=’http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Metamorphous|Cagliostro’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’>
Lastly, just add the font to a style statement like this example:
Example:
h1 { font-family: ‘Metamorphous’, Arial, serif; font-weight: 400; }