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all right guys welcome back in this video weamp;#39;re going to be learning about font properties in CSS now so far we have been having only one font throughout our HTML document and to specify a font we need to use a font family property of CSS so letamp;#39;s say we want to change the font of our paragraph tag so let me quickly create a paragraph tag this is some text all right when you go ahead and refresh it all right it has some default font now in our style tag letamp;#39;s create a style for our paragraph tag so the property we use is font family and this can take a valid font as its value letamp;#39;s say Georgia now when we save it notice the difference in the in the font so refresh and there you go itamp;#39;s kind of a bigger font and generally itamp;#39;s a good idea to specify multiple fonts so that if one of them is not supported it then goes or relies on the next font so letamp;#39;s say serif so what happens here is that first it checks if Georgia is a valid font