Yes, that makes sense. But then you still have the same issue with the rest of the text on the site (and it's a text heavy site). It all appears to be Verdana

Yes, that makes sense. But then you still have the same issue with the rest of the text on the site (and it's a text heavy site). It all appears to be Verdana, which has near 100% support across Windows and Mac. https://www.cssfontstack.com/Verdana https://www.cssfontstack.com/Verdana I think the parent's solution (given the simple nature of the logo), is the best way to go.