Font Weight

Font weight refers to the thickness or boldness of characters in a typeface. In CSS, it's a property that allows you to specify how heavy or light the font should appear. Values can be numeric (like 100, 400, 700) or descriptive (like normal, bold, lighter, bolder), offering control over the visual emphasis of text.

Visit the following resources to learn more:

• @article@Font Weight
• @article@An Introduction to HTML/CSS Font Weight
• @article@CSS font-weight Property
• @video@CSS Tutorial For Beginners 30 - Font Weight