Using these standards and benchmarks helps Web authors to make rough determinations regarding appropriate file size, image size and image resolution. See Activity One for a more detailed explanation of how to insert an image into a HTML file. Web authors can assert even greater control over the placement of their images using tables. See Activity Two and Activity Three for a more detailed explanation of how tables can be used to position photographs. Since the World Wide Web is a hybrid medium for presenting text, images, graphics and sound elements, Web authors have the ability to address multiple learning styles.
Images can function as illustration for text or as informational documents.
The ideal use of text and images is to complement and reinforce one another, creating a learning environment that is welcoming to everyone.