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| Works best for continuous tone images, like photographs |
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| Works best for images with a few solid colors, and images with lines, like logos, clip art, and small text in images |
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| Can represent images with up to 16 million different colors. |
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| Can represent images up to 256 different colors. |
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| Is a "lossy" format because to reduce the file size, it throws away some information about the image. |
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| Compresses the file to reduce its size, but doesn't throw anything away. So it is a "lossless" format. |
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| Does not support transparency. |
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| Allows one background color to be set to "transparent" so that anything underneath the image will show through. |
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| What element do you use to place images in your Web page? |
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![]() element |
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How do browsers treat ![]() elements? |
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| After reading the HTML page, the browser retrieves each image from the Web server and displays it. |
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| Small images that the user can click on to see the large version of the image. |
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| If you have more than a couple of large images on a Web page, how do you make the Web page more usable and faster? |
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What type of element is the ![]() element? |
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| What is an inline element? |
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| An element that the browser doesn't put a linebreak before or after an image. |
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| What is the src attribute? |
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| It is how you specify the location of the image file. |
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| How do include images from your own site on a Web page? |
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| You can include images from your own site using a relative path in the src attribute, or images from other sites using a URL. |
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What is the alt attribute of an ![]() element? |
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The alt attribute of an ![]() element is a meaningful description of the image. |
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| What dose the alt attribute do? |
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| It is displayed in some browsers if the image can't be located, and is used by screen readers to describe teh image for the visually impaired. |
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| What is a good rule of thumb for the size of photo images in a Web page? |
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| What is one of the many photo editing applications you can use to resize your images? |
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| What makes Web pages diffult to use and slow to download and display? |
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| Images that are too large for the browser |
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| The smallest dot that can be represented on the screen. |
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| Two formats for images that are widely supported by Web browsers. |
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| You use Photoshop Elements to do this to images. |
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| The alt attribute improves this. |
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| With JPEG you can control this. |
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| The larger the image the _______ it takes to transfer it. |
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| Technique for softening edges of text. |
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| Most Web servers retrieve images this way. |
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| Web server makes a request for each one of these. |
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| GIF has it, JPEG doesn't. |
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| Better for photos with continuous tones. |
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| Format best for photographs and complex images. |
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| Format is best for logos and other simple graphics with solid colors, lines or text. |
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| ______ images can be compressed at a variety of different qualities, so you can choose the best balance of quality and file size for your needs. |
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| Image format allows you to make an image with an transparent background. |
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| In Photoshop Elements, use the _____ color menu in the "Save for Web" dialong to choose the right color for softening the edges of your transparent GIF image. |
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| Can be used as links to other Web pages. |
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| Images that are too large for the browser make Web pages [a] to use and [b] to download and display. |
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| Use the _______ element to place images un your web page. |
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| __________ is the software you used in class to resize your images. |
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| The ___ attribute is how you specify the location of the image file. |
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| To create a link from an image, use the [a] element as the content of an [b] element, and put the link in the href attribute of the [c] element. |
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| When you include images on your website that come from other sites you should use a ________ path. |
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