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Web page designers use images to deliver important information, direct site navigation, and contribute to the overall look and feel of a Web page. But you have to use images properly or you risk reducing their effectiveness. When used well, images are a key element of page design. When used poorly, they can make a page unreadable or inaccessible. This chapter is a crash course in using images on Web pages. You find out which image formats are Web-friendly and how to use (X)HTML elements to add images to your Web pages. You also discover how to attach links to your images and how to create image maps for your Web page. Page 104, Figure7-1: The White House Web page uses images in a variety of ways Page 104: Optimizing Images: Page 104: Optimizing Web Graphics Page 105: Builder.com's "Examine Graphic Channels and Space" Page 105: Webmonkey's "Web Graphics Overview" Page 107, Figure 7-2: The <img /> element (display view) (code view) Page 109, Figures 7-3 and 7-4: Alternative text (display view) (code view) Page 113-114, Figure 7-9: Image alignment (display view) (code view) Page 115, Figure 7-10: Image spacing (display view) (code view) Page 116, Figure 7-11: Images that link (display view) (code view) Page 118, Figure 7-12: Image maps (display view) (code view) About.com image map tutorial: HTML Goodies image map tutorials: Share this page!         
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