Chapter 28. Web Graphics Overview
Simply put, web graphics must be low-resolution, bitmapped images saved in GIF, JPEG, or PNG format. That statement may be loaded with new terms and acronyms, but rest assured, this chapter provides an explanation of each component. It also takes a look at how color works on monitors and in web browsers, and how that may impact your design decisions. Finally, it provides tips on finding and producing web graphics.
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