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CSS How to Make a Website Customizing Colors and Fonts Use Classes in CSS

Adam Pawliwec
Adam Pawliwec
368 Points
Posted by Adam Pawliwec
Adam Pawliwec
368 Points

Picture specs

Adding your own images to the workspace, what are the ideal size and specs of the images that should be used? (ie. what are the specs that are ideal for html formatting)

2 Answers

Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points
Wayne Priestley
Wayne Priestley
19,579 Points

Hi Adam,

.png is what I use but there is no image format you have to use. As for image size, that is really down to how big or small you expect the image to be viewed at and the amount of detail in the picture.
If you have a site with lots of images then a smaller file size will help loading times.
Hope this helps.

Adam Pawliwec
Adam Pawliwec
368 Points
Adam Pawliwec
Adam Pawliwec
368 Points

My Problem is that some photos wont load, and others are that do are either too small or too big. And I will try .png, currently I am using .jpg