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The web really isn't a pixel based medium though. CSS has more in common with vectors than rasters. Creating flowing layouts that work with the user's DPI, brow
by city41 16y ago
The web really isn't a pixel based medium though. CSS has more in common with vectors than rasters. Creating flowing layouts that work with the user's DPI, browser's renderer and all that is much easier than trying to force pixel precision layouts.
- dasil003 16y agoAs long as we are using primarily PNGs, GIFs and JPEGs for graphical design elements then the web is a pixel-based medium.
- city41 16y agoThat's exactly my point though, most sites really aren't. I haven't used a raster image for a design element in a website in about a decade. The exception of course being a site's logo if it has one, but the logo rarely needs pixel precise layout.
- dasil003 16y agoI don't know where you're getting your data, but most sites use at least several dozen images for basic design purposes. You are definitely the exception to the rule.