Are you having page load issues? Do you operate a CMS website or two that seems to take a long time (even on broadband) to download pages? Well, our Author, Max Kiesler, has ferreted out a number of solutions with some excellent techniques to address the basic issue — multiple Javascript and CSS files cause multiple “round trips” between the server and served pages. Take
by Scott Frangos - Managing Editor of WebHelperMagazine.com
Here’s a quick overview of the three main web graphic formats (we’re excluding Flash here, since it requires a plug-in, though we agree it is becoming a fourth major format): GIF, JPEG, and PNG. We’ll compare the three formats, then use and display actual images saved in those formats (images courtesy of PickleZone.com).
This Photoshop tutorial series is for webmasters who are new to preparing artwork for the web.
(In this Lesson you will create a small duplicate image for use as a “thumbnail” image, which when clicked opens a larger version of the image.)
1. Open Photoshop.
2. Open the file “picture.jpg” (it is available for download in Lesson 1). Continue reading
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