Scenario: Your business is going through a website redesign. The goal of the redesign is to update the look and feel of the website to better represent the brand. Your manager recommends a custom font to help make the content stand out. How should you respond?

Using a Google Font is the most practical and effective solution because Google Fonts are widely supported across all web browsers, ensuring a consistent user experience. They are also free to use, which helps manage budget. While a custom font might seem appealing for branding, it can introduce compatibility issues, slow down website loading times if not optimized, and incur licensing costs. Purchasing another brand's custom font and modifying it is legally problematic due to copyright and licensing restrictions, and it doesn't guarantee browser accessibility. Asking about size and color for a custom font is premature without first addressing the fundamental issues of accessibility and cost.