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> The problem with websites is the image files--JPG, GIF, and PNG. The resolution is locked in when the graphic is made, so files made for the the low-res web w
by w1ntermute 14y ago
> The problem with websites is the image files--JPG, GIF, and PNG. The resolution is locked in when the graphic is made, so files made for the the low-res web will look blurry and pixelated when the browser scales them up for a hi-res display.
Such sites aren't blurry in absolute terms, just in relation to sites that have been optimized. That is, they look the same as they would on a standard screen.