Wd131 unit 6 module 5 type for the web
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Type for the web needs to be legible, search engine friendly, and consider hierarchy and location on the web page. Not all fonts are optimized for the web, so using a Google font that has already been optimized is recommended. The document discusses type for the web, focusing on legibility, search engine optimization, hierarchy, location, and using optimized Google fonts.
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