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Web Design Whether the use of fonts Copyright 2006 Mark Nenadi As web designer, it's hard not to be bored by the old Scriptures every day with every new – or not so new – Web-design. After all, Web Design is a creative work, but how can we let our creativity flow when we are and are not covered by the font restrictions. Do not worry more, there is something you can do about the font you use. Although the election of a new font is a bit 'more complex than initially sounds, there is only one way to choose the way in which the text is displayed. In essence, there are written, pre-installed on all Windows and Mac operating systems. Of course, these fonts do not change over time, but there are a large number of them that for a long time, and will continue through popularity. This is a problem, because you want your script to ensure compatibility with operating systems for users. The same applies to the web – Web browsers such as Netscape, Internet Explorer and Firefox, your visitors. Of course one can not assume that each type of each character is visible, but there are some things you can do to "shake things" un po 'in' interest of your web design – and your health. Overall, there are different types of fonts available. Usually, these are: Serif (even generic) – such as Times New Roman, Georgia, Palatino Linotype, Trebuchet MS Sans Serif – as Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, and mono-spaced (also known as a machine writing style) – such as Courier New, Lucinda Console, Monaco and Andale Mono italic (also known as scripts and informal) – like Comic Sans, Brush Script, Zapfino, felt markers and fantasy – all the fancy design, as with flowers and other forms of ornament, or in the form of objects. Of course, this is not an exhaustive list, but there is a general idea of what people out there, and how it is classified. This is important to know why it is necessary if the information contained in your site script. Since you are using your site on different operating systems and browsers, instruct your script, you must create your own computer, such as the type of display. This is the reason that the script of a web page in CSS is in a sense, such as: font-family:,,, then you can write the following methods your viewers computer: font-family: Georgia, " Times New Roman ", Times, serif What does this mean? This means that while Georgia is your preferred choice for web design, if not recognized by computer, use, and Times New Roman Times, however, the names of Windows and Mac for the most common characters serif. Since the serif is a generic term, the operating system is always something to work, and the text of your site will always (or almost always), visible and legible on your web site visitors. Similarly, if you use serif fonts, the specification might say: font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif serif Just as the Scripture has said, which states that a Verdana is your first choice for your web design, Arial and Helvetica, but it can also be used as an alternative, and if not recognized, then the "sans-serif" style is generic. Use of this writing specifications that the script is with your website visitors to the operating system to find a font that are already on their list. This also means that you select the font you want, as the strongest choice, and always have a secondary and tertiary backup in case your desired character is not for installation on computers of visitors to your website. As a web designer, web design that makes it much more interesting as it allows for greater creativity and flexibility to create the general appearance of the web design. Moreover, it is interesting for visitors because it allows a little 'different to look at, and a font that are specifically selected for the site.