Guidelines for Images <body> <div id="top"><h1 class="dashline"> Guidelines for Images </h1> <img src="images/bar2.gif" alt="Decorative Bar" width"400" height "20"></img> <div class="dashline"> </div><br /> <li> <b>Image Load Time</b> - Webpage and web media should not exceed 60KB. </li> <br /> <li> <b>Reuse Images</b> - This will allows the images to be stored in the visitors cache. It will allow the pages to be loaded faster.</li><br /> <li><b> Condidering the size/quality Issue</b> - If the file is high quaility it will also be large in file size. So be aware of what your using so you do not slow down you webpage. </li><br /> <li> <b> Use Appropriate Resolution </b> - Web browsers use a low resolution to view pictures. If your picture is a high resolution than even if the browser doesn't show it it will still be taking up that space. </li><br /> <li> <b> Specific Dimensions</b> - Keep the hight and weight attributes at what the images is. If you mess with these, than the picture will not fit in the page correctly. </li><br /> <li> <b> Be Aware of Brightness and Contrast </b> - Macintish and Windows operating systems will view the pictures at a different contrast and brightness. Although you can't control this be aware that pictures will look different of different computers. </li><br /> <a href="#top"><img src="images/uparrow.gif" border="0"> Top of Page </a> </body> <h5> Skye Butman </h5> <hr /> <script language="javascript">  </script>  </html