If you're experiencing a "flash" of unstyled text on your webpage, it might be related to which aspect of font loading?
- "FOBT" - Flash of Bold Text
- "FOFT" - Flash of Font Text
- "FOIT" - Flash of Invisible Text
- "FOUT" - Flash of Unstyled Text
A "FOUT" (Flash of Unstyled Text) occurs when web fonts take a bit of time to load, and during this time, the browser displays text in the default font before switching to the web font. This can be mitigated by using techniques like font preloading or font-display property in CSS.
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