The size of an image in a website layout is important. From proper alignment to getting just the right amount of white space, sizing photos and graphics properly beforehand is essential to creating a balanced look.
Images on the web are measured in pixels. Yet many people go through the trouble of setting their images to 72 dots per inch (DPI). The process of sizing images for the web is often misunderstood.
The misconception about resolution in digital images bound for the web is that they must meet a certain number of dots per inch.
In print, pixels per inch and dots per inch impact the size of an image on a page. DPI doesn’t apply to layout on the web. Read more






Microsoft Announces SuperPreview for IE Browser Testing
7 Interface Design Techniques to Simplify and De-clutter Your Interfaces
10 Web Design Rules That You Can Break
The Evolution of Apple Design Between 1977-2008
10 Best CSS Practices to Improve Your Code
10 Characteristics of Excellent Portfolio Sites
10 Essential WordPress Plugins to Start Your Blog (and Why)

