HTML: Images and Figures
1h 2mIntermediate2018-05-09
Authors

J. David Eisenberg
Programmer and Instructor living in San Jose, California
Course details
The web offers more and more ways to make your graphics accessible, reliably placed, and a smooth fit for a variety of different screens. It's not just IMG anymore. In this course, join J. David Eisenberg as he provides a comprehensive exploration of the many ways to present graphics on web pages. Learn about different image formats—including GIF, PNG, and JPEG—and discover how to adjust and style images using CSS. Plus, learn about the principles of responsive design, how to use the figure and figcaption elements to caption images, and more.
Learning objectives
Using the img element
Resizing images
Obtaining images for your website
Image formats and when to use them
Styling images with CSS
Adjusting borders, margins, and padding
Adding background images
Testing screen resolutions
Autonumbering figures with CSS
Learning objectives
Using the img element
Resizing images
Obtaining images for your website
Image formats and when to use them
Styling images with CSS
Adjusting borders, margins, and padding
Adding background images
Testing screen resolutions
Autonumbering figures with CSS
Skills covered
HTMLWeb StandardsWeb DesignFront-End Web DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentOpen SourceDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - Setting up your computer
1. Image Essentials
- 04 - Using the img element and src attribute
- 05 - Accessibility - alt and title attributes
- 06 - Image size - Width and height
- 07 - Obtaining images
2. Image Formats
- 08 - Image format overview
- 09 - GIF and PNG - The format for line art
- 10 - JPEG - The format for photos
- 11 - SVG - The format for vector line art
3. Images and CSS
- 12 - Borders, padding, and spacing
- 13 - Alignment
- 14 - Challenge - Images and text
- 15 - Solution - Images and text
- 16 - Special effects
- 17 - Background images
4. Responsive Images
- 18 - Resolution and pixel density
- 19 - Handling pixel density
- 20 - Using srcset and sizes
- 21 - Testing screen resolutions
- 22 - Challenge - Use srcset
- 23 - Solution - Use srcset
- 24 - Art direction - The picture element
5. Figures
- 25 - Using figure and figcaption elements
- 26 - Autonumbering figures with CSS
Conclusion
- 27 - Next steps
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