Tag Archives: Gif Image

2 questions

Posted on November 28, 2012 by admin540 views

2 Questions (as the subject ot the line states) 1. What is meant once they say interface design and/or what would i learn in the course coming way up titled interface design 2. What would end up being the difference in utilizing a. GIF image rather then say a. JPG image Will JPG load faster with a webpage. Should you NOT utilize a gif image to get a standard image such as your banner against your website Thanks for the help, for what may appear like dumb questions. Plus I would just find out from school nonetheless im off to get a couple more weeks: classic: 1) As much as I’m aware, interface design is all about usability, navigation and having the job done. One example is, you would probably discover website navigation and how to do it easy for getting around a internet site, and perhaps if ?t had been a ‘non-specific’ course you might learn about software program interface design or maybe even a main system for a bit of hardware, such as a tv maybe a microwave. 2) Generally speaking, jpegs are made use of mostly for photographs or graphics with a lot of different colours, just … Continue reading →

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how?

Posted on November 4, 2012 by admin576 views

hi there all, i know someone must know the trick using this type of, i’ve placed a over the top on my discussion board & wondered how i could get it to change towards correct size once the resolution/screen size will be changed, possibly there is some coding for example, thankyou very much for any aid use percentages rather than fixed width. without seeing that code or exactly what the page seems as if, i can’t say considerably more Your banner may perhaps be a. gif image The image size is literally fixed. You can facility the image in the table cell (or you could be using css). Make the background exactly the same color as the color in the graphic. It will like appear that the actual image is switching size, when in fact, it’s only that background changing size. This table size (width=90%) will actually stretch to help always display in 90% on the browser window… this image remains focused. Karinne is definitely right… we need to visit a link for a webpage to definitely help.

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Slicing & Searchability

Posted on November 3, 2012 by admin524 views

I am trying to reprogram a website without knowing much about programming. My first big hurdle was turning a niche site designed in illustrator into the proper website, which I did by slicing inside fireworks, but then came the challenge of searchability. Because the text was a great gif image it turned out n’t searchable. What I finished up doing was obtaining the image in addition to inserting text in dreamweaver. Since the text is now in the physique, is this searchable And in addition, there is a great deal of white space while in the site, which as a consequence of my settings plus slicing made all of them into blank white gif images. Does this effect coursesmart negatively Does it take more time to load If and also, do I just simply delete the images and will that have just about any possible negative effect Thanks so much in advance. oh yea, the site can be www. newjerseyhairtransplants. com You did good if you take text right out the images and only typing it in. It will become searchable. Short answer – yes it will eventually take more occasion to load. Employing single color. gif’s though shouldn’t allow … Continue reading →

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transparency

Posted on October 10, 2012 by admin505 views

Howdy! We have just joined this kind of community, and i have to say that i’ve already learn a large amount. On the list of thing i learned was when using the slice tool for making websites. So inpired, i created a background impression to slice afterwards. but I possess a question: so, so picture the following: We have a header, with the navigation bar ( each " button" shall be sliced), but then i’ll possess a content area. I have to say for reference that it’s just a band web web site, so you realize the drill: news flash, audio, pics, for example. so, so what i would like is all that’s within the content area features a transparent background to ensure we can notice the image behind(being this image a part(slice) of the website image. I hope you understood this weak english, and thart you can help me about this. If an individual make the image your " background image", anything everyone place on your site will go over the top. Text will look as if float over that background image. In the event you place any images, it will include the background until you have any " … Continue reading →

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gif image not working

Posted on August 22, 2012 by admin524 views

Howdy, Any one has any notion why a gif photograph working properly whenever opened on this computer, not doing work properly when submitted to website Gives thanks The < img src> value is wrong ketanco… give us a new link so you can " see" it. It’s most likely something simple, which is what I typically find. But ensure that your image label is correct, which is probably what’s drastically wrong. HTML: < img src=" /images/test. gif" width=" 200" height=" 100" alt=" my image" /> But give us all a link hence we can take a look better. That picture1. gif graphic animates properly about my computer. Nonetheless, when I heap to my site, it is simply just static image. What might be the reason < any href=" http: //www……………. com" > < img src=" http: //www…………………….. com/picture1. gif" > < /a> Is a code…. doesn’t are a problem with the code you jsut afforded us, but is it possible please give individuals a URL into the site so you can see the difficulty the traffic is: world wide web. robotdukkani. com I’m guessing it has to do with how you include it. If it’s animated on your computer just … Continue reading →

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How big is to big for a back ground image?

Posted on August 11, 2012 by admin496 views

I used to be just wondering exactly what everyone though about sizes for foundation images. What is a good size for them and what exactly is to big Relating to all ways heard that as long at they are usually under a meg then they work effectively but I realize that a meg can be to big. With regard to download size… under 40k if it is going to be an integral part of your design (e. gary the gadget guy. a frame or border on your site). But in the event that it’s just the ambient background image, I would visit as big since 200k. A megabites is ridiculous. Aim to have the most basic background image likely.. if its up and down repeated eg get 800×1, if its orizontail tumble 1×100 and also try to use transarency and also table colors in making them smaller ANY background image should not even be near 1Mb. The background picture should be no more than you can ensure it is. You can start using a gif format together with indexed colors that will control the size from the image. PNGs tend to do better when compared with GIFs for great BG … Continue reading →

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