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Understanding the Font

Tag in HTML: A
Comprehensive Guide
In this presentation, we will explore the font tag in
HTML. This tag is used to define the font style, size,
and color of text within a webpage. Understanding its
usage is crucial for e ective web design and enhancing
user experience.
Basic Syntax of the Font Tag
The basic syntax of the font tag is as follows: font face='font-name'
size='size' color='color'text;/font;. This structure
allows you to set the font face, size, and color for the enclosed text.
The font tag includes three main attributes: face, size, and color. The face
attribute defines the font type, the size attribute adjusts the text size, and
the color attribute changes the text color, enhancing visual appeal.
Limitations of the Font Tag
Despite its usefulness, the font tag has limitations. It is not responsive and lacks support for
modern web standards. It is recommended to use CSS for styling text, which o ers greater
flexibility and control over design.
To style fonts with CSS, you can use properties like
font-family, font-size, and color. This approach not only
improves the visual hierarchy of your text but also
ensures better accessibility and performance.
In conclusion, while the font tag played a pivotal role in
early web design, modern practices favor CSS for text
styling. Understanding both can enhance your web
development skills and ensure e ective design
choices.
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