How do you implement a custom font in a Flutter project?

Implementing a custom font in a Flutter project involves a straightforward process that enhances 

the visual appeal and branding of your app. Follow these steps to seamlessly integrate a custom font:

• Add Font Files: Include your custom font files (typically .ttf or .otf) in the project’s ‘assets/fonts’ directory.

• Update pubspec.yaml: Open the pubspec.yaml file and declare the font files under the ‘flutter’ section:

```yaml
flutter:
  fonts:
    - family: CustomFont
      fonts:
        - asset: assets/fonts/YourCustomFont-Regular.ttf
```

• Declare Font in TextStyle: In your Flutter code, reference the custom font in the TextStyle of the desired widget. For example, using a Text widget:

```dart
 Text(
   'Hello, Custom Font!',
   style: TextStyle(
     fontFamily: 'CustomFont',
     fontSize: 18.0,
     fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
   ),
 )
 ```

• Run Flutter Packages Get: Execute the ‘flutter pub get’ command in the terminal to fetch and incorporate the added fonts.

• Hot Reload or Restart: Utilize Flutter’s hot reload feature or restart the app to apply the changes and load the custom font.

Key Points:

• Font Declaration: Specify the custom font in the ‘pubspec.yaml’ file.
• Directory Structure: Place font files in the ‘assets/fonts’ directory.
• Font Family: Assign a unique family name for the custom font.
• TextStyle Implementation: Integrate the custom font in the TextStyle of the relevant widgets.
• Package Update: Ensure you run ‘flutter pub get’ to fetch and include the new font.

By following these steps, your Flutter project will seamlessly incorporate the custom font, providing a unique and branded typography experience throughout the app.