FFF

fff is an acronym and a string that appears in several different contexts. The most widely recognized use is for the Fédération Française de Football (FFF), the governing body of football in France. Founded in 1919, the FFF oversees the French national teams and administers national competitions such as the Coupe de France and various youth structures.

In digital color representation, 'fff' is a hexadecimal color value used in web design and computing. When presented as #fff, it denotes the color white; the three-digit form expands to #ffffff. This shorthand is common in CSS and other color specifications.

In music notation, 'fff' indicates fortississimo, a dynamic marking meaning very, very loud. It is the strongest standard dynamic marking used to emphasize climactic passages within a musical score.

Other uses of the acronym can vary by field and context, and FFF may refer to different organizations, terms, or products not covered here. In practice, the meaning of "fff" should be inferred from surrounding context to determine which interpretation is intended.