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| Works best for continous tone images, like photographs. |
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| Works best for images with a few sold colors, and small text in images. |
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| Can represent images ith up to 256 different colors. |
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| Can represent images with up to 16 million different colors. |
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| GIF also compresses the file to reduce its sized, but doesnt thro anything away. So, it is a lossless format |
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| Is a lossy format because to reduce the file size, throws away some information about the image. |
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| use the ____ element to place images in your web page |
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| small images that the user can click on to see the large version of the image |
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| the ____ attribute is how you specify the location of the image file. You can include images from your ouwn site using a relative path in the src attribute, or images form other sires using a URL. |
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the __ attribute of an ![]() element is a meaningful description of the image. It is displayed in some browsers if the image cant be located, and is used by screen readers to describe the image for the visually impaired. |
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| a ___ is the smallest dot that can be represented on the screen. Each image is composed of thousands of pixels. Depending on your monitor, there can be anywhere form 72 pixels in an inch to 120 pixels in an inch. |
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| the ___ format is best for photographs and other complex images. |
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| ____ can be used as links to other Web pages. To create a link from an image, use the img element as the content of an a element, and put the link in the href attribute of the a element. |
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