Chapter 3. Working with Images
If the average Web user was asked to describe the World Wide Web, he might say "pictures and things on the Internet." Only people introduced to the online world before early 1995 were very familiar with the Net as a text-based medium. Desktop publishing was a major new activity and found many non-artists manipulating digital images for the first time.
Beyond the graphical skills gained in the DTP environment, digital imaging for the Web brings new concerns and constraints. The number of image formats supported by Web browsers is significantly smaller than the number you can work with in MS Publisher, or Framemaker. Additionally, the resolution and color depth available on a computer monitor change the way we see ...
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