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Websites thrive only when content is tightly regulated. Having the same consistent image resolution based on the size of common elements in the website's graphical layout or theme is mandatory. This means that the final pictures are specifically resized, cropped to better fit the aspect ratio required and have a reasonable size, meaning that specific image compression ratios must be experimented with and targeted. Most of these details are known by the administrator of your website. If you manage a website, you already know what kind of results you should aim for. Generally, editing any picture to have a size on one axis below 1000 pixels is not advisable, and ones with more than 2000 pixels is not necessarily advisable. The above values are only rough guidelines, to be replaced with specific requirements. | Websites thrive only when content is tightly regulated. Having the same consistent image resolution based on the size of common elements in the website's graphical layout or theme is mandatory. This means that the final pictures are specifically resized, cropped to better fit the aspect ratio required and have a reasonable size, meaning that specific image compression ratios must be experimented with and targeted. Most of these details are known by the administrator of your website. If you manage a website, you already know what kind of results you should aim for. Generally, editing any picture to have a size on one axis below 1000 pixels is not advisable, and ones with more than 2000 pixels is not necessarily advisable. The above values are only rough guidelines, to be replaced with specific requirements. | ||
<code>''While all websites required specific resolution in the past, as scaling was not possible, nowadays most content management systems, or so-called site management platforms, dynamically scale pictures. However, to accommodate aspect, continuity and consistent space use, it is better to standardize on some resolutions.''</code> | |||
=== Presentations or Slide Shows === | === Presentations or Slide Shows === | ||