Do you know a JPEG from a PNG file or a GIF from a TIFF? Want to know the differences and when is best to use each?

The formats you use on your website can make a huge difference not only to the quality of your image, but also to the time it takes to load. With user experience and page loading times reported to be a Google ranking factor it’s imperative to learn when you should and shouldn’t use each.

For some guidance take a look at this infographic from Make a Website Hub.

What Image Format Should You Use JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF & BMP Explained

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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