Article Title (font-bold)

A catchy subtitle (font-semibold)

Section Heading (font-bold)

This is a paragraph with font-normal . It represents typical body content where readability is key. We can also use font-semibold for inline emphasis if needed.

Understanding Font Weights and the "Gotcha"

Tailwind provides classes like font-light , font-normal , font-semibold , and font-bold .

This sentence attempts to use font-light .

Gotcha Reminder: The visual effect of font-light (or other non-standard weights like font-thin , font-extralight , font-medium , font-extrabold , font-black ) is entirely dependent on the font family being used. If the active font (e.g., the browser's default 'sans-serif' or a custom font you've loaded) does not include a "light" weight variant, then applying font-light will not change the text's appearance, or it might fall back to the closest available weight (often 'normal').

To ensure font weights work as expected: For instance, if you're using the default system sans-serif font, it usually has good support for `light`, `normal`, `semibold`, and `bold`.

This is a final paragraph with font-normal weight for comparison.

And this is font-bold for a strong closing statement.