How to add a Google Font to your Gatsby + Tailwind project

• Gatsby

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  The best React-based framework with performance, scalability and security built in.

  

While I was building the first version of itzami.com, I found myself having a hard time finding out on the internet how I could import a Google Font into my website that was using GatsbyJS and TailwindCSS. (and the tutorials I found all told me to install a dependency). With some trial and error I was finally able to achieve it and with this blog post I hope to make the job a lot easier for everybody that tries to do the same! It's incredibly easy to do it but since I haven't seen anyone mention it so clearly, why not do it myself?

• Tailwind CSS

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  A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.

  

While I was building the first version of itzami.com, I found myself having a hard time finding out on the internet how I could import a Google Font into my website that was using GatsbyJS and TailwindCSS. (and the tutorials I found all told me to install a dependency). With some trial and error I was finally able to achieve it and with this blog post I hope to make the job a lot easier for everybody that tries to do the same! It's incredibly easy to do it but since I haven't seen anyone mention it so clearly, why not do it myself?

• SurveyJS

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• Google Fonts

  492 17,611 9.9 HTML

  Font files available from Google Fonts, and a public issue tracker for all things Google Fonts

  

While I was building the first version of itzami.com, I found myself having a hard time finding out on the internet how I could import a Google Font into my website that was using GatsbyJS and TailwindCSS. (and the tutorials I found all told me to install a dependency). With some trial and error I was finally able to achieve it and with this blog post I hope to make the job a lot easier for everybody that tries to do the same! It's incredibly easy to do it but since I haven't seen anyone mention it so clearly, why not do it myself?

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