Michael J. Ryan
1 min readJan 31, 2019

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Tip 1: Don’t specify Helvetica or Arial over sans-serif. Typically the default sans-serif is a Helvetica clone anyway, meant for that system. For a long time Mac default was Helvetica and Windows default was Arial. There’s very little point in specifying. Just use sans-serif as your baseline fallback.

Tip 2: Specify typical fallback fonts, even with a web-font so that you get coverage for glyphs like emoticons which may not be in your web font.

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Michael J. Ryan
Michael J. Ryan

Written by Michael J. Ryan

Food nerd (keto, omad, carnivore) — Programmer and JavaScript junkie! (node.js, mongodb, browser)

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