Responsive product preview card using flexbox and sass
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
- I would like to know what would be the best option to work with downloaded fonts and use them...
- Option 1 - only one folder with all fonts
- fonts-folder
- font1.ttf
- font2.ttf
- fonts-folder
- Option 2 - folder with subfolders for each font
- fonts-folder
- font1-folder
- font1.ttf
- font2-folder
- font2.ttf
- font1-folder
- fonts-folder
- Option 1 - only one folder with all fonts
Recomendations are welcome, thanks :)
Community feedback
- @coderboi559Posted almost 2 years ago
You can use google fonts and use the
import
css keyword. And import the url at the top of your css file.2 - @ZeyadMohamed1805Posted almost 2 years ago
Great work as always! 🔝
-About your font question, I agree with srayala42! Downloading the fonts would unnecessarily add more size to your folder! If you are new to this approach, this link shall help you with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgmLDPLApBY
Can't wait to see more projects from you! Keep it up 😁
1 - @johnhaabPosted almost 2 years ago
I agree with srayala42 and, Zeyad Mohamed.
Use google fonts, its amazing also use Font Awesome. Font Awesome is the easy way to get great icons for free and they're SVG! (look up on Youtube to get them setup)
0 - @yishak621Posted almost 2 years ago
Why do u have to download fonts since u can use Google fonts just by linking the url in the html
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