(UPI) Chapter 5: Image Manipulation in HTML Course (How To)

Understanding Image Placement and Location in HTML

This stage covers different image formats used for the web, such as JPEG, GIF, PNG, WebP, and AVIF, each suited for various content types. It explains how to display these images using the <img> tag in HTML, including setting attributes like width, height, and alt for accessibility.

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  Types of Images for the Web

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  Example: Image Types and Attributes for Web Usage

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  How to Include an Image on a Page

• Understanding Image Placement and Location in HTML Quiz

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Manipulating Images in HTML

This stage covers various techniques for manipulating images in HTML and CSS, including resizing, vertical alignment, and floating. It demonstrates how to resize images while maintaining aspect ratio using CSS, align images vertically within text for seamless layouts, and float images to allow text wrapping around them, improving the page's visual flow and layout.

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  How to Resize an Image

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  How to Align an Image Vertically

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  How to Float an Image

• Manipulating Images in HTML: Methods and Demonstrations Quiz

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Enhancing Web Content with HTML Figures, Captions, Image Rollovers and Image Maps

This stage covers several techniques to enhance web content using images. It demonstrates how to use the <figure> and <figcaption> elements to group images with captions, create interactive image rollovers using CSS, and define clickable areas within images using image maps. These methods help improve the structure, interactivity, and accessibility of web pages.

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  Using \<figure\> and \<figcaption\> Elements in HTML

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  Creating Image Rollovers Using CSS

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  Creating Image Maps in HTML

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  How to Determine Coordinates for Hotspots

• Enhancing Web Content with HTML Figures, Captions, Image Rollovers and Image Maps Quiz

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Optimizing Images for Responsive Web Design: Techniques for Different Viewport Sizes

When designing responsive websites, it’s crucial to optimize image display for different screen sizes to enhance user experience and improve load times. This is achieved by using various HTML elements and attributes to display the appropriate image based on the viewport size. Here’s a detailed guide on how to provide the right image sizes for different viewports.

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  Using the \<img\> Element with srcset and sizes Attributes

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  Using the \<picture\> Element to Display Different Images for Different Viewport Sizes

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  Displaying Images in Alternative Formats with the \<picture\> Element

• Optimizing Images for Responsive Web Design: Techniques for Different Viewport Sizes Quiz

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Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) for Resolution-Independent Image

This stage demonstrates how to use Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) to create resolution-independent images that scale seamlessly across different screen sizes without losing quality. It explains the advantages of SVG for responsive design, its lightweight nature, and its SEO-friendly properties, making it ideal for logos, icons, and simple graphics.

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  Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) for Resolution-Independent Images

• Using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) for Resolution-Independent Image Quiz

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How to Get and Work with Images, Icons, and Favicons

This stage covers various techniques for sourcing and working with images, icons, and favicons for web design. It explains how to use image editors to resize and optimize images, sources for obtaining images, licensing considerations, and how to incorporate icons from libraries like Font Awesome.

It also covers the creation and integration of favicons for browser tabs and bookmarks, providing essential guidance for effective image asset management on websites.

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  Using an Image Editor

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  Sourcing Images for Web Use

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  Working with Icons

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  Creating Favicons for Browser Tabs

• How to Get and Work with Images, Icons, and Favicons Quiz

  5 questions