CSS Fonts 4
summary
Web use of web fonts jumps to about 70–75% of sites and CSS Fonts 4 delivers concrete tools: variable fonts single-file axes that let one download a single font and interpolate weights (now numeric 1–99), font-palette + @font-palette-values to override color palettes, and COLR/CPAL or SVG-based color glyphs with format() supports() fallbacks. It shows browser controls like font-synthesis and font-kerning, demos of animated axes, and the Wakamai Fondue inspector to reveal supported OpenType features.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Font terminology basics
- 9:07Variable fonts benefits
- 13:43Variable font properties in CSS
- 20:33Color fonts use cases
- 23:45Color fonts styling with CSS font palette
- 28:16Color fonts in web development
- 29:20OpenType features in CSS
- 37:14Testing font features with Wakamai Fondue
- 39:04Q&A
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