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I have been teaching myself how to build websites for about a month now. A lot of what I do is taking pictures and developing them for the web pages. I also do my best to optimize the size of the photos to allow fast load times.
My process is a little time consuming:
1. Upload pictures
2. Use Adobe Lightroom to enhance
3. Use Photoshop (save for webpage) to make them smaller and convert them to png
4. Use TinyPNG.com to make get them under 200kb
My question is there a better way?
Edit: I kind of answered my own question a little bit. I figured out that jpeg files are smaller out of the gate. That cuts the last step out of my process.
My process is a little time consuming:
1. Upload pictures
2. Use Adobe Lightroom to enhance
3. Use Photoshop (save for webpage) to make them smaller and convert them to png
4. Use TinyPNG.com to make get them under 200kb
My question is there a better way?
Edit: I kind of answered my own question a little bit. I figured out that jpeg files are smaller out of the gate. That cuts the last step out of my process.
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