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Free eBooks - General web design , accessibility, usability, and CSS and (X)HTML
Content Management Systems (CMS)
Google Tools

± Useful Utilities

± Programming

Javascript
- noscript - when javascript is not enabled
Perl/CGI
PHP
MySQL
XML

± Advanced Programming

Accepting Credit Cards
Microsoft Vista Cookies
FavIcon - The icon beside the title in the browser
Foreign Languages
Translators
Game Development
.htaccess - custom error messages and protect folders with passwords
Icons
Regular Expressions - Regx - used for search and replace in PHP and Perl
SSI Server Side Includes
Web Development

± Microsoft Office Products

Microsoft Office Alternatives - alternatives to purchasing Microsoft Office
File Sharing
Templates
MS Word
MS Excel
MS Power Point

± Computer Maintenance

± Other

Web Design

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Images

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Images for Websites

Images help make a website interesting, but don't add too many images because they can be distracting and take too long to download.

HTML uses images in the format or extension of the following:

jpg or jpeg - (Joint Photographic Experts Group) - a form of compression that allows for the best quality. When you save a file for the web in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, as a jpg, a 1 mb image can be reduced to 100kb will almost the same quality and resolution.
gif - (Graphics Interchange Format) - used for flat color graphics and has tremendous compression rate. It is a good choice for graphics such as icons, buttons, or directional arrows. It can be used for simple animation programs. Gif files can have a transparent background.
png - Portable Network Graphics - have the advantage of variable transparency. They are larger than jpg.
svg - Scalable Vector Graphics - a vector file format used by XML (Extensible Markup Language).

These are forms of compression that allow a browser to access an image. The higher the resolution the longer the download time for your web page visitors. Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator will indicate in the Save for Web window what the download time will be for different connection speeds.

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