Author Topic: I will buy you a steam game that is $5 or under if you make me a logo.  (Read 2287 times)


most websites use .jpgs and .gifs
.pngs take up too much memory and a good web designer knows this


a website needs to have the important content loaded in at least five seconds or the user will just leave
most .jpgs and .gifs look horrible
a good web designer knows this

GIFs have a color limit and only have 1 bit of alpha (AFAIK?) and JPGs do not support transparency at all, and will look terrible if you compress it enough to make a sizable difference. GIFs should only be used for animated things and JPEGs should only be used for actual photography, never clip-art, logos, or graphics.

.jpeg isn't a transparent format anyways. The best thing to do in that situation is copy the background color and put it behind the image.

Most people had to do this in the 90s (or even early 2000s) on their html websites because images would be too large, and their harddrives weren't like what they are today.
I don't even think websites used much images even in the 80s (I'm assuming)

and another thing, dial up was a pain in the ass.

Despite creating a logo, Trogtor's is definitely the best. Congrats on him :)
« Last Edit: May 11, 2014, 09:52:14 PM by Trogtor »








dat aliasing

It's style is awesome, though. Mind sharing how you did it?
« Last Edit: May 12, 2014, 12:13:31 AM by TristanLuigi »


i know it looks like it's a very easy edit but i had to edit out:
-the shadow from the original picture
-the background from the original pictures
-imperfections
this took 5+ minutes
i want to at least be acknowledged
that's not that hard lol

The site doesn't seem very well fitted for phones.


The site doesn't seem very well fitted for phones.



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The site doesn't seem very well fitted for phones.



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He's probably formatting the CSS based on device instead of screen width. Johnny, you should use screen width instead.