Need new photos?
Choosing your image editing
        software
Adobe Photoshop
- You may resize and crop
            photos.
 - When saving as a jpeg, Photoshop provides photo load time depending on the size of the image and the end user’s internet speed.
 
GIMP
GIMP is a cross-platform, free open source
        image editor that may be used to size and
        optimize your photos. GIMP
            is available for
            download
            online.
- Final resolution: 72
            dpi
 - Format: jpg for photos; png for
            graphics. SVG is also
            acceptable.
 - Naming your photos: avoid spaces or special characters.
 
Choosing your image format
Raster
    or Vector. Which format is
    best to use? It
    depends.
Raster
Raster
        images are comprised of a
        series of bitmaps. A
        bitmap is a grid of
        individual pixels that
        collectively compose an
        image. Each pixel has a
        specific hue or shade.
        Comprised of pixels with
        specific hue or shades.
        Collectively make an
        image. These image types
        are constrained by
        resolution and dimension.
        In other words, a low
        resolution image at a
        large scale will appear
        grainy.
Vector
Vector
        images are rendered using
        paths dictated by
        mathematical formulas.
         They are scalable –
        they retain clarity even
        when scaled at large
        sizes.
Storing your images
Your
        image and document files
        will be stored in a
        folder, within your
        section,
        called _Files.
Images gadget
To
        insert photos directly on
        your page (no drop
        shadow), open your
        editable region > open
        your Gadgets
        sidebar.
You
        will find the Gadgets
        button to the sidebar in
        the upper right
        corner.
Within
        the sidebar you can click
        on your Images dropdown
        menu and navigate to your
        _Files folder to insert
        the appropriate
        image.
Learn
            more about using
            the images
            gadget