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Another thing is that when you have clicked on what you want to go to, the text goes black, here I have chosen ‘portraits’. Again like before this navigation has used a grey colour for the text but this time it has been divided up with lines, also it is all in capitols which I think works well as its easy to read. Some fonts provided are trial versions of full versions and may not allow embedding unless a commercial. With over 8,000 freeware fonts, you've come to the best place to download fonts Most fonts on this site are freeware, some are shareware or linkware. Although there are a few things that don’t work well in my opinion I like the list of different projects that can be clicked on easily from any where you are on the website.Do you like Chat 2.0, but dislike the chosen font it provides This mod will fix that It was brought to my attention on Discord that a mod, namely Chat 2.0, uses a custom font that replaces the default one.UrbanFonts features an amazing collection of free fonts, premium fonts and free dingbats. I also think the choice of colours, gray on gray is not clear enough to read, especially with such a small size font.

When this is done well the text all works with each other and your eye reads because it flows. Now I just need to find a font that works well with my logo!I have been researching different typeface’s and fonts online to find what kind of style I like, this is going to get me starting to think about my logo.I have made a mood board of a selection of some of the most inspiring ones I have found, to view it click here.What I find more interesting it graphic design that includes more than one font but that works well and compliments each other, for example this wedding invitation below has used 4 different fonts, but also each one has been used in a different size. I like the way the navigation has headings to separate the areas of the website and also that everything is in capitols, I find this easier to read and think I will do the same.I am going to try some different looks for mine with and without headings and depending on what font I decide on will determine if I do it all in capitals or not.

So I go to Image>Image size> then go to width/height and put in 400 pixels. So I open them all in Photoshop, but they all need to be made the roght size as they are currently 100MB each in size. I have chosen a body of my work which is of abandonded shallets to put in this gallery. So I have made a blank white document in Photoshop that is 400 pixels in height (a good size to work with) and to give myself plenty of space to work in I have made it 3000 pixels wide. The options are a gallery that scrolls either down (verticle) or across (horizontal), or a overlay & lightbox.To make a horizontal image gallery I need to make a long image in Photoshop which I can place my images into and then this will be able to be scrolled through horizontally. I must prefer ‘swis 721’ and ‘frykas light’ as they are simple, not curvey or joined up and they are both easy to read because they are in capitals which is how I will be writing my name for my logo.There are a few different ways to make image galleries using Dreamweaver.

I do this process to all 3 images and display them how I want them to look in my final gallery, see below:So now that my 3 images are in place I can see my white background is too big, so I go to Image>image size, this allows me to crop off all the white area I do not need. So I press CMD + T (free transform), now I can move the image and resize it if I need to. Now I need to reposition the image. So I do CMD + A, CMD + C then go into my blank docuemnt and CMD + V (paste). So the two screen shots below show the ‘before’ and ‘after’ image resizing:Although the new smaller size looks tiny, I know it will be the size I want as I made it 400 pixels, I am now going to move it into my blank document.

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The code is:So I place the cursor and go to ‘code’ and paste the iframe code into it.Going back to ‘design’ my page now looks like this:Now I need to alter the code to fit my image exactly. Then in the other page I place the cursor where I want the gallery to go, and I need to make a Iframe. The second page I open is completly blank, I put my jpeg into the completly blank page. I need two pages to make a horizontal gallery, the first page is my actual ‘gallery’ page, this must have the usual header and footer. I put the jpeg in a folder that I will open into Dreamweaver.So I now have my image ready for Dreamweaver, so go to Site>new site and choose this folder holding my image for the gallery. Now I need to save this image for the web by going to File>save for web and going through the SEO procedures to make the image a jpeg the right size for the web.

This allows space for some text as well. In Dreamweaver do site>new site and then in a new gallery page just drag and drop each image to where the cursor is. To start off with make sure all the images have been correctly sized and saved for web, all saved into one folder.

These may seem interrelated, but they are important for different reasons. Image optimisation is using the most compressed (smallest file size) yet visually acceptable image in the proper file format for the specific role of the image.There are two immediately prevalent reasons for image optimization: download time and bandwidth used. Then using the ‘link’ I link each thumbnail with its large image in the localised box.Optimisation means that what ever it is you are optimising is looking and working in the best possible way. So in Dreamweaver I go through the process of opening a new site and localising the appropriate folder of images etc.In a page I place the cursor where I want the thumb nails to be and then insert a table, choosing the number of cells I want, then the empty table appears and I drag each thumb nail into a cell.

Though you may have a fast internet connection, others do not necessarily have these pleasantries, and there are certainly a significant number of dial up users on the internet and these users actually make up the majority in many developing countries.Bandwidth is the hidden killer of the high traffic site. Losing customers to a page that take 10 seconds to load is unacceptable. A user made to wait is a user more likely to hit the back button on the website, or click on content that’s loads first instead of waiting for the entire page to load.

What if all the images on Flickr.com were not optimized. The problem is that you may not be reachable when this happens and your site could be down until you pay additional funds or the bandwidth accrual period starts over again.Now consider a large site that uses images primarily as its content. Most mainstream hosting plans have bandwidth caps that require extra payment for additional bandwidth if you go over your allotted bandwidth.

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