No matter how you create your Web page, the Publisher Design Gallery offers many Web elements, which you can add to your Web site with just a click. For more information, see Creating Your Publisher 2000 Web Site . Using Graphics on Your Web Site Pictures and animation add visual interest to a Web site. Not only do they draw readers in, they express ideas and simplify concepts when used appropriately. Make sure the graphics you use on your site are compelling yet simple.
Graphics take more time to download from a Web site than text.
When adding graphics to your site, consider the size of the graphics files and the time it will take for the associated pages to download. Short downloads keep your readers interested and moving through your site. For more information, see Using Graphics on Your Publisher 2000 Web Site . If you want to use large graphics on your site, consider using thumbnail graphics. A thumbnail is a small preview of a large graphic that links to the full-size version of the graphic.