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 unlike their web-safe counterparts, alternative fonts are often not prepackaged on all OS. That being said, you may want to use one of them because it may seem that a popular font is overused. So in this case, you can safely say that you do ‘Host Google Fonts Locally’ and you did it all with CSS. Examples of transitional typefaces: Times New Roman, Baskerville. Just like everything good in life, there […]