June 2005
Beginner
288 pages
7h 49m
English
Talk with almost anyone involved in the design and production of websites and you're bound to become the proud owner of yet another informed opinion detailing the best file formats to use for image quality and speed of display. Some will say GIFs, others JPEG, and inevitably an “early adopter,” a true maverick in the world of image preparation for the web, will hail the virtues of PNG. Once and for all, let's see what the current intelligence is on the subject so you can proceed with the business of providing image files that load quickly and look great on the World Wide Web.
File formats for the web are designed to use very few bits of information and, as a consequence, ...
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