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Posted by Paul on 01/18/08 13:17
"Jim S" <jim@jimXscott.co.uk> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Not strictly an HTML question, but what is the accepted size of graphics
> on
> a website? I have kept mine to a maximum of 610 x 400 px knowing that some
> people will still view on 800 x 600 screens with all manner of toolbars.
> However they look better when bigger.
> I am tempted to go bigger for those of us on 1024 x 768 or more.
> Is there an accepted convention for this or does everyone do their own
> thing?
In my website I have choosen having thumbs 250 or 350 px large, and "great"
images 800 px large.
The important thing is their "weight" to reduce downloading time. I have
optimized it in no more than about 10 KB and about 70KB each.
Using these values, download speed is rather high.
Many times it is necessary compressing images with a minimun loss of
quality. To do this I use ACDSee image viewer, that has this capability.
Paul
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