Part of the Top 25 Learning Workflows initiative. See #13708 for the meta issue that this issue falls under.
As a new Gatsby user, I want to work with fonts and typography in my Gatsby project.
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omitGoogleFont is optional. Also recommend changing the wordingThese recommendations are awesome @nicholaspung! Really in depth and some great points. Like was noted in the meta issue (#13708), having a reference guide that can aggregate a lot of the information around fonts and typography would be really awesome to link to and just generally have available. Thanks for working on this workflow 馃帀
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cc @laurieontech, since we talked about fontawesome earlier! People often search for it on gatsbyjs.org and there is no result. Including that topic as part of "Working with fonts and typography" would be a way to slot in a doc on fontawesome/other libraries as part of a broader learning workflow.
Going to close this issue as we now have two open issues that cover the remaining recommendations.
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cc @laurieontech, since we talked about fontawesome earlier! People often search for it on gatsbyjs.org and there is no result. Including that topic as part of "Working with fonts and typography" would be a way to slot in a doc on fontawesome/other libraries as part of a broader learning workflow.