Should I Use JavaScript to Load My Web Fonts? | Filament Group, Inc., Boston, MA
Should I Use JavaScript to Load My Web Fonts? Posted by Zach Leatherman 11/29/2018 When they were first introduced, web fonts were primarily a CSS feature, and for many web developers they’ve always loaded them using CSS (and nothing more). But in the last decade, default web font loading behavior in many browsers made CSS-only methods a gamble with our page’s text render, and thoughtful developer
A Comprehensive Guide to Font Loading Strategies—zachleat.com
This guide is not intended for use with font icons, which have different loading priorities and use cases. Also, SVG is probably a better long term choice. Updated July 27, 2017 with new information on font-display. Updated August 14, 2017 with a link to a glossary page. Jump to: # Unceremonious @font-face font-display preload Don’t use web fonts Inline Data URI Asynchronous Data URI FOUT with a C
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Web Font Performance: Weighing @font-face Options and Alternatives
Web Font Performance: Weighing @font-face Options and Alternatives Web fonts are a key ingredient in today’s website designs; at my employer (AOL) it is a given redesigns will feature downloadable fonts. The days of maintaining a sprite full of graphic text headlines are behind us. We’ve moved on—but what approach yields the best performance? The goal of this article is to look at the various web
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