One of the things I have learned recently from my HTML programming tutorial is that getting webpages to display properly can be tricky, especially if you want to rely on “default” settings. For example, you may want a webpage to display using a particular font style or type — but what if that font type/style is not installed on your site visitors PC? Normally, their web browser will default to the nearest “compatible” font — it may be pretty close to the one you used, or it may look very differently. Most HTML web designers recommend that you restrict your font choices to those which are available on most web browsers.