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Image size
- Thread starter Dilip
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Everything must be in the right proportion with whatever you're work on. It doesn't matter if its the images, fonts, colours and every other things. If anyone of them is off, it's going to affect the final output of the work.
Images that are not too excessively heavy improves faster loading times and improved user experience. It's why I make sure to use the right image format that will best suit the job.
Images that are not too excessively heavy improves faster loading times and improved user experience. It's why I make sure to use the right image format that will best suit the job.
I agreed to this. You can't have your images, fonts or colours in any size you wanted. Everything must fit in order to get a good and well designed work.
Using the right image format will give more beautiful picture than when the image is larger and blocking out some of the fonts or colours.
A simple illustration will be like trying to fix a Mac Truck tyre in Lexus 350 car. Do you think it's going to work out well? No, it's never going to work. It's the same thing with using images that are too big for what you're working on. It's going to completely ruin the job.
It is a very good analysis that you gave which can easily be tailored into graphic designing because you have to make sure that all the elements which you are going to work with are completely in sync with one another in order for you to have a job that is unified.
