GIF vs. JPG
Which image format should you use? The two factors to consider are file size and image quality; you want to keep the file size down for quick viewing while maintaining the best clarity. In general photographs should be jpgs, and graphics - solid blocks of color (non-photorealistic images) should be gifs. The best way to demonstrate this is visually:
Use .jpg for photos...
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| .gif: 5.51k |
.jpg: 4.94k |
Use .gif for graphics...
There is an up-and-coming format, PNG, which is only supported by the leading browsers in version 4 and above, and it's beginning to replace .gif. Call me old school, but .gif works perfectly fine for OOPS INFOTECH, so we aren't planning to switch for now.
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