
Images have always been an integral part of web design, “a picture tells a thousand words” is a phrase often thrown around and rings very true even in the online world. Without a doubt images are becoming increasingly important with faster connection speeds and the popularity of large screen mobile and tablet devices.
Web designers and developers are often faced with the dilemma of image formats, which can sometimes be an area of difference and debate. There are four main types of image formats often used in websites, with SVG being the definite underdog in terms of usage (source: w3techs image file formats for websites).
This will be a brief introduction about these image formats whilst focusing on the lesser used SVG format.
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Majority of the web design community are behind Responsive Web Design (RWD) and rightly so as this concept of web pages that adapt to the browsing device is most likely here to stay. You can find my last two posts in this responsive web design tools series here: 


