
05-16-2011, 02:23 PM
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Why not one big jpeg?
I haven't really had much of a chance to examine any CPV landers outside of the 32 LP templates given here (which I guess are about 2 yrs old, considering the 2009 tax landers)
I notice that the majority use a 750x550 bg image jpeg of around 80-140kb overlayed with text positioned by CSS.
(Some are .png of about 200+ kb, but they reduce to about half of that when converted to .jpg)
Obviously loading speed is important, but honestly, why CSS-positioned text over a bg image? Why not just do the whole CPV lander as one jpeg?
The fonts in Photoshop will give you more control over the appearance, and the additional font-text-layers only marginally increases the file size of the jpeg. In theory, the loading time of a single complete 750x550 jpg should be about what a full 750x550 bg image with integrated text would be anyway?
Last edited by Greenie; 05-16-2011 at 02:30 PM.
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