Site.BASICS: Graphics

Northwestern Financial Review, Apr 1, 2001

Graphics: The object is always to create the quickest-loading, best-looking image. Balancing loading time with appearance is one of the greatest challenges facing any Web site designer. * There are essentially two file formats for designers to use. GIFs are often the quickest loading images, especially if they only use one or two colors. GIFs are not the best option for large, high-color files. A GIF will give au a grainy photo that takes a long time to load. If you do use a GIF for a high-color image, make it interlaced so your visitor views it coming into focus, alleviating impatience. * Use a JPEG for high-color files. Often, you can create the lowest resolution JPEG, and it will still look great on a Web site. * For the best solution, play with your graphics settings.

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