Added example of adding custom font to mobile and web #1
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Going futher beyond Aryan's article, I applied the steps defined in the article Add Custom Fonts in React Native 0.63 for iOS and android to add Google's Nova Script font to appear on iOS and Android.
Then following Setup browser compatibility for a project that uses React Native CSS modules I added support for the Nova Script custom font to appear on web. See this commit for the delta.
I threw in a display of the built-in font 'Typewriter', for good measure. You can see both fonts displayed here: