Apple mobile device through chrome and directly via it's native browser both are rendering Anton font differently which makes it:
very hard to read together with the shadow setting.
it spills out of a div which encroaches onto a 2nd section.
Anton - google font loaded seems to look more muddy than it's android version and would be bad UX.
Troubleshooting:
Anton font will not load in my mobile phone, but nor will sans-serif.
I have tried removing it all together and leaving only the sans-serif as a fallback and it looked better, but it was making the logo wider than I wanted it to.
Monoscape seems to be a bit close and it is compact so it does not ruin the slogan div.
Fantasy is not compatible. When logo and h2 (slogan and all the headings) were set to this font it would appear as Open sans in android and chrome from a laptop, but looked like a completely different font in a mobile apple device.
Seems like monoscape fits close, but if I put 'Anton' the original font and then monoscape as fallback - the IOS still reads Anton in the same way and it remains as the original.
Solution:
According to some sources IOS devices are around 25% of a market share as of May 2023.
It is still sizeable market share and leaving the font is ineligible would be bad UX for all the IOS mobile users.
Due to this I am choosing to change the font of the logo and the h2 (slogan and headings of articles) to a monoscape so that all can be read on both devices.
I will be loosing some of the styling edge, but it less damaging than having an ineligible font for potentially 25% of your audience.
Apple mobile device through chrome and directly via it's native browser both are rendering Anton font differently which makes it:
Troubleshooting:
Solution: