In this course, we will cover how to style your Text composables in your Android application.

Typography in Jetpack Compose

<p>In this lesson, we will use the <code>buildAnnotatedString</code> function to add an underline and color part of the text. We will also add some extra information such as a URL that needs to be launched. Then we will use a <code>ClickableText</code> with the combination of a <code>LocalUriHandler</code> in order to launch the passed URL.</p>


Text is the primary way of displaying text in your Jetpack Compose layouts. The composable is rather customizable. In this tutorial we go through the different customizations provided.

Styling Text

Instead of passing all customization to your Text composable, provide a TextStyle via the style parameter. This way you can share the same TextStyle

How to reuse your text styles

In this lesson you will learn how to change the font family of your `Text` via your composable functions and via your app's theme.

Apply custom fonts in Jetpack Compose

In this tutorial you will learn how to create and use your own custom fonts in your Jetpack Compose application.

How to create and use custom fonts

Learn how to use your applications theme to style the text of your application.

Style text via your application's Theme

In this lesson, we will use the `buildAnnotatedString` function to add an underline and color part of the text. We will also add some extra information such as a URL that needs to be launched. Then we will use a `ClickableText` with the combination of a `LocalUriHandler` in order to launch the passed URL.

Create Clickable Text using AnnotatedStrings