The google-webfonts-helper makes it easy: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts

I expected Gemtext not allowing emphasis as the true dealbreaker.

Some good advice: https://practicaltypography.com/headings.html#:~:text=Certai...

> It’s fine to make the point size bigger, but just a little. Use the smallest increment necessary to make a visible difference. If your text is set in 12 point, you needn’t go up to 14 or 15 point. Try a smaller increase—to 12.5 or 13 point.

This is great advice. This is exactly what i think so many web design failed to follow, e.g. bootstrap.

Anyone not on a recent macOS gets 'serif', Times New Roman in most cases. Classy!

> at least from visual/informational point of view.

True, knowing that an (empty) linktree profile is 1MB: https://linktr.ee/hello

wow, what a world we live in - empty profile is 1MB. I am glad I added visual/information pov to my comment.

By the way, http://enzomari.com/ is one of the best portfolio websites ever made imo.