chetaseo
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For those who have used photoshop or Corel draw before or is into graphic design, please which format is very much convenient and okay to save your finished design work,...is it PNG or JPEG? what advantage does one has over the other or is there any advantage at all?
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Lynne
From the way I understand it, from what I have been told, a PNG is better quality but it is a larger image. A JPG is slightly less quality but the size is much smaller. For this reason it was recommended to me to use JPG images on my website because it can affect loading speed which in turn can affect my readers user experience on my website and may even possibly affect my ranking in turn.
Like I said this is not my area of expertise, so this is what other people have advised me Firstly I just need to say I am not a graphic designer and I don't know how to use Photoshop or Corel draw.... is this for publishing images on your website? From the way I understand it, from what I have been told, a PNG is better quality but it is a larger image. A JPG is slightly less quality but the size is much smaller. For this reason it was recommended to me to use JPG images on my website because it can affect loading speed which in turn can affect my readers user experience on my website and may even possibly affect my ranking in turn. Like I said this is not my area of expertise, so this is what other people have advised me :)
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