Supercharge Your Website: Google Fonts Embed Code Guide
Hey guys! Let's dive into the awesome world of web design and talk about how to use Google Fonts Embed Code to make your website look absolutely stunning. This guide will be your go-to resource for everything you need to know, from the basics to some pro tips. Getting the right fonts is a game-changer for your site's personality and user experience. So, buckle up, and let's make your website shine! The first thing you need to understand is how easy it is to get started with Google Fonts Embed Code. Google Fonts is a fantastic library of free, open-source fonts that you can use on your website. The embed code is the magic key that unlocks this font treasure trove, allowing you to seamlessly integrate beautiful typography into your site's design. Using the correct embed code ensures that your chosen fonts load correctly and consistently across different devices and browsers, offering a polished and professional look.
H2: Understanding Google Fonts and Why They Matter
Alright, let's get the ball rolling by understanding exactly what Google Fonts is and why it's such a big deal for website owners and designers. Google Fonts is a vast collection of fonts, all free to use, making it a complete game changer. You might be wondering, why not just use any font I have on my computer? Well, the key is Google Fonts are hosted on Google's servers, which means they load quickly and are accessible to anyone, anywhere. This ensures consistency, so your website looks exactly as you intend it to, no matter where your visitors are. It's a vital part of web design. The right font not only enhances the readability of your content but also reflects your brand's personality. A bold, modern font can convey a sense of innovation, while an elegant, classic font can project a feeling of trust and sophistication. Choosing the wrong font can totally ruin the experience. Think of it like this: your font is the voice of your website. It communicates your brand's message and sets the tone for the entire user experience. Google Fonts provides a wide array of options, from serif fonts like Roboto and Open Sans to modern sans-serif fonts like Montserrat and Lato, meaning you'll find the perfect one for your project. And the best part? You don't have to worry about licensing fees or complicated installation processes.
H2: Finding the Right Google Font for Your Website
Okay, now that you know why Google Fonts are so great, let's talk about how to find the perfect font for your website. The selection process is key, guys! First, head over to the Google Fonts website (https://fonts.google.com/) and start exploring. The website is super user-friendly, so you can easily browse through the different font categories, such as serif, sans-serif, display, handwriting, and monospace. This will help narrow down your choices based on your website's style and purpose. Consider your brand's personality and the message you want to convey. Do you want to appear modern, professional, or playful? The right font should align with your brand's identity and reinforce your message. Experiment with font pairings. Using two fonts can add depth and visual interest to your website. Try pairing a bold, eye-catching font for headings with a more readable font for body text. Readability is another thing to keep in mind. Make sure the font you choose is easy to read, especially for longer blocks of text. You want your visitors to enjoy reading your content, so readability is key to engaging with the content. Tools on Google Fonts can help with this. Pay close attention to the font's weight, style, and spacing. These elements can affect the overall look and feel of your website. Once you find a font you like, you can view examples and get an idea of how it will look on your website.
H2: Generating Your Google Fonts Embed Code
Now for the fun part: generating your Google Fonts Embed Code. After picking your font, Google Fonts makes it super easy to get the code you need. When you find a font you like, click on the “+” icon. This adds the font to your selected fonts. At the top right of the screen, you'll see a bar that says “View selected families.” Click this to open the panel that shows your selected fonts. In this panel, you'll find the embed code. This code typically consists of two parts: a <link> tag and a CSS rule. The <link> tag should go in the <head> section of your HTML document. This tells the browser to download the font. The CSS rule is used to specify the font for different elements on your website. Here's how to get your embed code:
- Select Your Fonts: Go to fonts.google.com and click on the fonts you want to use. Hit the “select this style” button. A panel at the bottom of your screen will appear, showing your selected fonts. There's no limit to how many fonts you can select.
- Embed Code: Click the “View selected families” button at the top right. You'll then be able to see the embed code. You will then get the
<link>tag. Copy this code. - CSS Rules: In the same panel, you'll also find the CSS rule that you can apply to elements in your website's CSS file. Copy the rule and apply it.
H2: Embedding the Code in Your Website's HTML
Alright, now that you've got your Google Fonts Embed Code, let's put it into action on your website. You've generated your code, now you need to put it in the right place in your website's HTML. First, you'll place the <link> tag in the <head> section of your HTML document. This is super important because the <head> section contains all the metadata for your website. To do this, open the HTML file for your website in a text editor. Find the <head> section, which typically starts with <head> and ends with </head>. Paste the <link> tag you copied from Google Fonts into the <head> section. Make sure to place it before the closing </head> tag. This ensures that the fonts are loaded before the rest of your content. The browser will then know to download the font files. Next, you'll need to apply the CSS rules to your HTML elements. The CSS rule specifies which elements on your website should use the font you selected. You can do this by adding the CSS rule to your website's CSS file. Open your CSS file in a text editor. Then, find the elements you want to style with the new font. For instance, if you want to change the font for all your headings, you can apply the CSS rule to the <h1>, <h2>, <h3> elements. If you want to apply the font to the body text, you can apply the rule to the <body> element. Save your HTML and CSS files, and then upload them to your web server. Visit your website in a browser, and you should see your new fonts in action.
H2: Styling Your Website with Google Fonts
Let's take a look at how to style your website using Google Fonts and bring your design to life. After you've embedded your Google Fonts Embed Code and imported the font, it's time to apply the font styles to your website's HTML elements. You'll use CSS to apply your Google Fonts to your website. First, open your CSS file. This is where you'll define the styles for different elements on your website. The easiest way is to target the global elements of your website. To apply the font to all the headings on your website, use the <h1>, <h2>, <h3> selectors, like h1 { font-family: 'Your Font Name', sans-serif; }. Remember to include the name of your selected font and a fallback font, like sans-serif. Applying the font to the body text is easy too. Use the <body> selector and add your font to the font-family property. To customize the appearance of your headings, use additional CSS properties like font-size, font-weight, and color. To control the size of your text, use the font-size property. You can use pixels (px), ems (em), or rems (rem) units. If you want to make your text bold, use the font-weight property and set it to bold or a numeric value. Experiment with different colors to match your brand's color scheme. After you have made all of your changes, save your CSS file and refresh your website in your browser. You should then see your fonts in action.
H2: Optimizing Google Fonts for Website Performance
Alright, let's talk about how to optimize Google Fonts to make your website load quickly. Good performance is crucial, guys! First and foremost, make sure you're only loading the font styles you actually need. Don't load all the font weights and styles unless you use them. This can slow down your website's loading time. If you use a different tool to embed your fonts, such as a WordPress plugin or a theme option, ensure it has font optimization features. You can also prefetch the font files to speed up loading. Prefetching tells the browser to download the font files before they are needed. To do this, add the <link> tag to your <head> section. Another thing you can do is use font display property in your CSS to control how the font is displayed while it's loading. The font display property has several options, such as auto, swap, block, fallback, and optional. The swap option is the most common and displays the fallback font until your custom font is ready. Next, you can leverage browser caching. This will store the font files on the user's device so they don't have to be downloaded every time the user visits your site. Also, minimize the number of font requests. If you're using multiple fonts, try to consolidate them into a single request. Finally, make sure you are using a CDN. This can speed up loading and improve website performance.
H2: Troubleshooting Common Google Fonts Issues
Now let's troubleshoot a few common problems you might run into when using Google Fonts Embed Code. Sometimes, the font might not be showing up correctly on your website. One common issue is an incorrect font-family declaration in your CSS. Double-check that the font-family property in your CSS matches the exact font name provided by Google Fonts. Make sure you've included the fallback fonts. Another common issue is caching. The browser might be using an older version of your CSS or HTML. Clear your browser's cache and refresh the page. You can also try opening your website in incognito mode. It is worth it to ensure your CSS file is linked correctly. Make sure that the <link> tag is in the <head> section of your HTML document. Also, check your CSS file in the <link> tag matches the file path. Browser compatibility is also something you need to think about. Older browsers might not support all the features of Google Fonts. Use a browser compatibility tool to check if the font is supported. Finally, test your website on different devices and browsers. This will ensure that your website looks great for all users. If all else fails, it's time to contact Google Fonts. Contact them to get support with their tools.
H2: Advanced Techniques for Google Fonts Integration
Let's step up your game a bit and explore some advanced techniques for integrating Google Fonts into your website. If you want to customize your fonts even further, you can use CSS Custom Properties, also known as CSS variables. CSS Custom Properties allow you to define variables for your font styles, making it easy to update and maintain your website's design. This is especially useful if you want to change the font across your entire website. You can also use the @font-face rule to load custom fonts. The @font-face rule allows you to define custom fonts. You can load fonts from various sources, including web fonts. This is useful if you need more control over your font files. You can also add a fallback font. If a font is not supported by the browser, a fallback font will be used instead. The fallback font should be a common font that is available on most devices. You can also use font subsets to improve performance. Google Fonts lets you select a subset of characters for each font, such as Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek. You can also load fonts asynchronously to improve your website's performance. This will prevent the fonts from blocking the rendering of your website's content. Always test your website on different devices and browsers to ensure that the font is displayed correctly.
H2: Using Google Fonts with WordPress
If you're running a WordPress website, integrating Google Fonts becomes even easier. The most popular approach is to use a plugin, but there are other methods you can use too. Many WordPress themes have built-in font options that allow you to choose from a selection of Google Fonts directly within the theme settings. If your theme doesn't have this functionality, no worries, because there are tons of plugins designed to help you. These plugins let you easily add fonts to your website without any coding. Just install and activate the plugin, then select your desired fonts from the Google Fonts library. Some popular options include Easy Google Fonts and Google Fonts Typography. To use a plugin, go to your WordPress dashboard, click on “Plugins,” and then “Add New.” Search for a Google Fonts plugin, install it, and activate it. Then, go to the plugin settings and select your preferred fonts. Use the plugin's settings to apply the fonts to specific elements, like headings, body text, and buttons. For some of the plugins, you can customize the font size, weight, and color. Alternatively, you can manually add the Google Fonts Embed Code to your theme's header or CSS file. However, this approach can be a bit more advanced and may require some coding knowledge. If you’re not very comfortable with this, using a plugin is usually the better option. Remember to clear your website's cache after making changes to ensure the new fonts appear correctly.
H2: Google Fonts Best Practices for Web Design
Let's make sure you are following the best practices of web design with Google Fonts. When selecting fonts, make sure that you select fonts that are legible. Legibility is the ease with which individual characters can be distinguished from each other. Your website is all about usability. The goal is to enhance the user experience. Choose fonts that complement your brand's aesthetic. If you are creating a modern website, use modern fonts. If you are creating a classic website, use classic fonts. Experiment with different font pairings. This can create a visual hierarchy on your website. For example, use a bold font for headings and a softer font for body text. Use different font sizes to create a visual hierarchy. You can use a larger font size for headings and a smaller font size for body text. Keep it consistent and avoid using too many fonts. You can make a cohesive and visually appealing design by using a limited number of fonts. Don't use too many fonts or font styles. It will make the website look cluttered and unprofessional. Always prioritize readability. Test your website on different devices and browsers to ensure that the fonts display correctly. Choose fonts that load quickly. Optimize your website for performance by using a CDN.
H2: Google Fonts and Accessibility Considerations
Google Fonts can enhance the accessibility of your website. Using fonts that are easy to read will help users. Select fonts with good contrast and size. This will make your content easier to read for people with visual impairments. For example, use a font with a larger size for body text and headings. Choose fonts with a strong contrast between the text and the background. People with low vision or color blindness will easily be able to distinguish between the text and the background. Make sure your website is responsive. Your website should be easy to read on all devices. Use font sizes that scale well on different devices. Test your website with a screen reader to ensure that the fonts are displayed correctly. Screen readers are used by people with visual impairments to access websites. Use descriptive font names for your CSS styles. Descriptive font names will help screen readers identify the fonts used on your website. Always add alt text to images with text. This will help screen readers provide context for users who cannot see the image. Use a consistent font throughout your website. This will make it easier for users to navigate your website. Make sure that the text is large enough to be easily read. The font size should be no less than 16 pixels. Test your website with different accessibility tools. This will help you identify any accessibility issues. By following these guidelines, you can make your website more accessible to everyone.
H2: Google Fonts and SEO: A Winning Combination
Can Google Fonts help with your SEO? Absolutely! While Google Fonts itself doesn't directly impact your SEO, using them smartly contributes to a better user experience. And a better user experience is what Google loves! The key is to balance visual appeal with website performance. When choosing fonts, make sure you choose fonts that are legible and easy to read. Using clear fonts is more important for readability. This will improve the user's experience. Also, keep the number of fonts to a minimum. Loading too many fonts can slow down your website's loading time, which can negatively affect your SEO. The faster your website loads, the better. Always optimize your fonts. Optimize your fonts and consider using a CDN. This will improve your website's performance. By using these techniques, you can improve your website's SEO. Make sure your website is mobile-friendly. Mobile-friendliness is an essential factor for SEO. Finally, use descriptive font names for your CSS styles. This will improve the accessibility of your website.
H2: Customizing Google Fonts with CSS
Let's customize your Google Fonts with CSS! Google Fonts are a starting point, but CSS lets you take control and personalize the look of your website. Using CSS gives you ultimate control over your font styles, including size, weight, color, spacing, and more. Start by embedding your Google Fonts Embed Code, then open your website's CSS file. Then, select the HTML elements you want to style. These could be headings, paragraphs, or other elements. You can also use CSS selectors, such as class names, to target specific elements. Set the font-family property for the element you want to style. Use the name of the Google Font you selected. You can set the font-size property to control the size of the text. You can use pixels (px), ems (em), or rems (rem) units. You can set the font-weight property to control the thickness of the text. You can use values like normal, bold, or numeric values. You can set the color property to change the color of the text. Make sure the contrast of the color is legible and easy to read. You can also use the text-align property to control the alignment of the text. Use the letter-spacing property to control the space between letters. Make sure the font isn't too crowded. You can also use the line-height property to control the space between lines of text. You can use the font-style property to set the style of the text. For example, you can set the font to italic or oblique. Also, use text-shadow to add a shadow to the text. This can make the text more readable. Use these techniques to customize the look of your website.
H2: Integrating Google Fonts with Different Website Builders
If you're using a website builder, integrating Google Fonts is usually a breeze! Website builders like Wix, Squarespace, and Shopify are designed to make web design accessible to everyone, and font selection is a key part of that. The exact steps will vary slightly depending on the builder. Usually, you'll find a font selection option within the theme customization settings. Look for a section dedicated to typography or fonts. The builder will often provide a list of Google Fonts to choose from, allowing you to preview them directly on your site. In some cases, you might need to use a custom CSS feature to apply your chosen fonts. This is where you'll paste the CSS rules from your Google Fonts Embed Code. If you are using WordPress, you can typically find options for integrating Google Fonts through plugins. These plugins provide a user-friendly interface for selecting and applying fonts. They handle the technical aspects of embedding the code, so you don't have to. In most cases, website builders take care of the heavy lifting, allowing you to focus on the design. This simplifies the process and makes it easy to create a visually appealing website.
H2: Font Pairing: Creating Harmony with Google Fonts
Font pairing is all about creating visual harmony on your website, and Google Fonts gives you the tools to do it right! The key is to find fonts that complement each other, balancing the visual impact. Consider pairing a heading font with a body font. A common approach is to use a bolder, more eye-catching font for your headings and a more readable font for the body text. If you want to create contrast, consider pairing a serif font with a sans-serif font, or vice versa. Serif fonts have small strokes at the ends of their letters, while sans-serif fonts do not. You can also experiment with different weights of the same font. Use a lighter weight for the body text and a bolder weight for the headings. When pairing fonts, it's important to consider the mood or message you want to convey. If you want to appear modern, choose two modern fonts. If you want to appear classic, select two classic fonts. Avoid using too many fonts. Sticking to two or three fonts can create a cohesive and professional look. Test the pairings on your website to see how they look. Don't be afraid to experiment. Try out different combinations of fonts until you find the perfect match. You can also use online resources and tools to find great font pairings. Many websites provide recommendations for great font pairings. By following these guidelines, you can create a professional and visually appealing website.
H2: Ensuring Cross-Browser Compatibility with Google Fonts
Let's make sure your Google Fonts look great on every browser, which means ensuring cross-browser compatibility. It is essential because you want your website to look consistent, no matter which browser your visitors are using. One of the benefits of using Google Fonts is their inherent cross-browser compatibility. Google Fonts are designed to work on all major browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Internet Explorer. However, here are a few steps you can take to ensure optimal compatibility. Make sure you are using the correct Google Fonts Embed Code. The embed code ensures that the fonts are loaded correctly on all browsers. Use the most up-to-date versions of your browser. The latest versions of browsers are better at supporting web standards. Test your website on different browsers. This allows you to see how your website looks on different browsers. Also, test on different devices. Your website should be viewable on different devices. You can use tools like BrowserStack or CrossBrowserTesting to test your website on different browsers. Check for any conflicts with other CSS styles. Other CSS styles can sometimes interfere with the display of Google Fonts. If you are experiencing issues, you can try using the CSS property !important to override other styles. Always test your website after making any changes.
H2: Google Fonts and Branding: Crafting a Visual Identity
Google Fonts are an essential tool for creating a consistent and memorable brand identity. Fonts play a vital role in communicating your brand's personality and message. The fonts you choose will influence how people perceive your brand, so choose wisely! Use fonts that align with your brand's values and mission. If you're a fun and playful brand, consider using a modern font. If you're a more serious and professional brand, consider using a classic font. Create a font usage guide. This guide should specify which fonts you'll use for headings, body text, and other elements. Use your fonts consistently. Consistency in font usage reinforces your brand's identity. Use your fonts in your logo, website, and other marketing materials. This will help people associate your brand with the fonts you have selected. Create a unique visual identity. Use your fonts to create a unique visual identity that reflects your brand's personality. By following these guidelines, you can use Google Fonts to craft a strong visual identity that resonates with your audience.
H2: Mobile-Friendly Google Fonts: Designing for Responsiveness
With more people browsing the internet on their phones, it's crucial to make sure your Google Fonts look great on mobile devices. This is all about making your website responsive and adapting to different screen sizes. Start by using a responsive design. A responsive design ensures that your website adjusts to the user's screen. Use relative units. Use relative units to set the font sizes of your text. Avoid using fixed units like pixels. By using relative units, the font sizes will scale. Test your website on different mobile devices. This will ensure that your website looks great on all devices. Also, test your website on different browsers. Ensure the font looks great on different browsers. Make sure your content is legible. Use large font sizes for mobile devices. Make sure your text has a good contrast against the background. Use a responsive image. Use a responsive image to make sure your images look great on mobile devices. Optimize your images. Use optimized images to improve the loading speed of your website. Minimize the number of fonts you use. Minimize the number of fonts to ensure your website loads quickly on mobile devices. By following these guidelines, you can design a mobile-friendly website.
H2: Google Fonts Alternatives: Exploring Other Web Font Options
While Google Fonts is amazing, it's good to know about some alternatives. There are several excellent options for web fonts out there, each with its own unique strengths and features. Adobe Fonts offers a vast library of high-quality fonts, including fonts from renowned foundries. The downside is that Adobe Fonts is a subscription-based service. Typekit offers a wide range of fonts, including fonts from independent foundries. There are also several open-source font providers like Font Squirrel, a website that offers a curated selection of free fonts. If you are looking for a unique font, you can try a premium font service, like MyFonts, which offers an extensive collection of fonts from various designers and foundries. You can also host your own fonts. You can host your own fonts on your website and load them using the @font-face rule. To make a decision, consider your budget, your design requirements, and the quality of the fonts. Evaluate the features of each platform, such as the font selection, ease of use, and pricing. By considering these factors, you can pick the best web font platform for your needs.
H2: Future-Proofing Your Website with Google Fonts
Making your website future-proof with Google Fonts is about ensuring that your design remains relevant and works well. Update your website regularly. Regularly update your website to make sure it works well. This will help you avoid potential issues with font rendering and compatibility. When selecting fonts, choose versatile fonts that have a long lifespan. Choose fonts that are both classic and modern. Consider your font's license. Make sure that the font you choose is licensed for web use. Choose fonts with multiple weights and styles. Make sure the font you choose has different weights and styles. Be mindful of accessibility. Make sure your fonts are accessible to users with disabilities. Test your website on different devices and browsers. Test your website on different devices and browsers. If you update your fonts, test them again. This will ensure the new fonts work correctly. Stay informed about web design trends. Stay informed about web design trends to make sure your website is up to date. You can use a content delivery network. A content delivery network improves the loading speed of your website. Always follow these guidelines to ensure your website is up to date.
H2: Google Fonts and Typography Principles: A Deep Dive
Let's take a deep dive into the world of typography principles and how Google Fonts can help you master them. Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and visually appealing. It's all about the details, from the font choice to the letter spacing. Select fonts that fit your brand's personality. When choosing fonts, consider the different components of typography: Choose fonts that work together. Always consider the overall design of your website. Master the use of contrast. The contrast will enhance readability. Be mindful of the different types of type. There are different types of typefaces, such as serif, sans-serif, and script. Serif fonts have small strokes. Sans-serif fonts do not. Script fonts mimic handwriting. Use whitespace effectively. Whitespace is the space around your text. Whitespace will enhance readability. Follow the grid. You can use a grid to help you align your text. This will create a consistent and visually appealing design. Make sure your text is easy to read. Make your text easy to read. Pay attention to the details. All these factors will help you craft a fantastic website.
H2: Google Fonts and Performance: Speeding Up Your Website
Let's look at how you can use Google Fonts and still keep your website running fast. Page speed is super important for a good user experience and also for SEO, guys! Start by only loading the font styles you actually need. Don't load every weight and style if you don't use them. This will help reduce the file size of the font. Use font display properties. Use font display properties in your CSS to control how the font is displayed. This allows the content to be displayed without any delay. Prefetch your fonts. You can prefetch your fonts by adding the <link> tag to the <head> section of your HTML document. This will tell the browser to download the font files before they are needed. Use a CDN. Using a CDN can speed up the loading of your fonts. Use local fonts. Consider using local fonts. Use fewer fonts. Using fewer fonts can decrease loading times. By following these guidelines, you can improve the performance of your website.
H2: Google Fonts and Design Trends: Staying Ahead of the Curve
Let's stay ahead of the curve and see how Google Fonts works with current design trends. Design trends are constantly changing. Knowing what is trending helps you create a website that looks great! Right now, minimalism and clean design are on the rise. Simple, uncluttered websites with plenty of whitespace are popular. Consider a font with a clear, modern style. Make sure your website is also user-friendly. Web accessibility is becoming more important. Select fonts that are easy to read. Experiment with color and contrast. You can combine different font sizes. You can combine different font weights. Make sure your website is also mobile-friendly. Always test your website on different devices and browsers. With these elements, you will be able to make a modern and visually appealing website.
H2: Creating a Consistent Brand Voice with Google Fonts
Google Fonts can help you create a consistent brand voice. Your brand voice is how you communicate with your audience. Fonts are a key part of it. The fonts you choose will affect how your brand is perceived. It is all about choosing the right fonts for your brand. Select fonts that match your brand's personality. Use the same fonts across all your marketing materials. Also, use your fonts consistently. Create a font usage guide. This guide tells you which fonts to use. Use these fonts for your website. The right fonts will make your brand look polished and professional. Make sure the fonts are easy to read. Make sure your website looks great on all devices. By using these techniques, you will create a strong brand identity that resonates with your audience.
H2: Accessibility Best Practices for Google Fonts Integration
Let's dive into accessibility and see how Google Fonts can help you make your website user-friendly for everyone. Accessibility is all about making your website usable for people with disabilities. Select fonts with high contrast. High contrast will make your content easier to read. Use a font size of at least 16 pixels. The text will be easy to read. Use headings and subheadings. Headings and subheadings help users find their way around your website. Provide alternative text for images. Alternative text will help screen readers describe your images. Test your website with a screen reader. Test your website with different devices. Make sure your website is mobile-friendly. Follow these guidelines and you can create a website that is accessible for everyone. If you are creating an accessible website, keep these guidelines in mind.
H2: Google Fonts and User Experience: Designing for Readability
Google Fonts plays a vital role in designing for readability and improving user experience. Readability is all about how easy your website is to read. Google Fonts can help you make your content easy to read. Use fonts that are easy to read. Use the proper font size. Use the right color contrast. Use plenty of whitespace. Choose the right font weight. Use headings and subheadings. Test your website with different users. Make sure your website is mobile-friendly. By following these guidelines, you will improve the user experience of your website. If you do it right, users will enjoy reading your content. Good readability is key for a great user experience.
H2: Custom Google Fonts on Your Website: A Step-by-Step Guide
Adding custom Google Fonts to your website. Here's how to add custom Google Fonts! First, select your fonts. Browse the Google Fonts library. Then, select your fonts. Get the embed code. Copy the embed code from Google Fonts. Add the code to your website. Place the <link> tag in the <head> section. Apply the CSS rules to your website. Choose your styles, then upload to your website. Always test your website.
