Most computers today are capable of displaying up to 17 million different colors simultaneously. But back when video RAM was scarce, a method was devised that would permit the monitor to display pictures acceptably using only 256 different colors.
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HTML5 Solutions: Essential Techniques for HTML5 Developers

Essential Techniques for HTML5 Developers

HTML5 brings the biggest changes to HTML in years. Web designers now have new techniques, from displaying video and audio natively in HTML, to creating realtime graphics on a web page without a plugin.

This book provides a collection of solutions to all of the most common HTML5 problems. Every solution contains sample code that is production-ready and can be applied to any project.

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The Browser Safe Palette

Most computers today are capable of displaying up to 17 million different colors simultaneously. But back when video RAM was scarce, a method was devised that would permit the monitor to display pictures acceptably using only 256 different colors. Each image file contained a list or palette of the specific colors needed to display the picture. Some of the 256 possible colors were reserved by the system for use in displaying components such as title bars etc., so only 216 colors were available for the image.

A Web browser must be capable of displaying several images together on the computer screen, each using a different palette. To solve this problem, Web browsers use a color lookup table with a fixed set of colors. If an image uses a color not in the browsers color table, the browser can substitute with the closest match, or use a color mixing scheme called dithering. This might cause unexpected results in the appearance of the picture.

If you want to accommodate users with older palette based display systems, your GIF images should use only colors contained in the browsers fixed palette. This set of colors is called the browser-safe or Web-safe palette. To view the colors in the browser safe palette in a popup windows

Colors are specified with three hexadecimal values from 00 to ff (0 to 255 in decimal) to use for the intensity of the red, green, and blue components of the color. For example if you wanted to specify a background color for your Web page you might enter bgcolor="#cc66ff". To view the code for the JavaScript program I used to generate the color table

Newer computer monitors can displaying up to 17 million different colors simultaneously, but if you want your images to appear in the proper colors on older displays, you need to use colors selected from the browser safe palette.

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Pencil Free Open Source Cartoon Animation Drawing Program
Animation Software - The Amazing 3D World
Graphic Design Meets Open Source
Anti-Aliasing
Free Animated GIF Maker
Paint Shop Pro : Version 4 Was Best
Graphics File Formats for Your Web Page
The Browser Safe Palette
Image Scanning : Confused About DPI?
An Insight to Logos
Building an Image with a Logo
CSS Button Designer
What is the Pantone Color System?
Color Harmony in Web Design
RGB Color Schemer
RGB Color Schemer FAQs
RGB Vs CMYK
Hexadecimal Color Notation on the Web
Web Designer's Reference
Beginning GIMP: From Novice to Professional
The Game Maker's Apprentice
The Blender Gamekit
Stop Motion Animation: Nine Creative and Easy Techniques
How to Make a Simple Video
How to Create a Simple Video with Windows Movie Maker
How to Embed a YouTube Video in Your Webpage
Free eBook - How to Be a Video Game Designer
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Get GIMP - Free Replacement for Overpriced Photoshop
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Graphics Design for Beginners - Cropping Images
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Create GIF Animations With Free GIMP Image Editing Program
How to De-haze a Photo with GIMP
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Basic Inkscape Vector Drawing
Inkscape - How to Add a New Node
Inkscape - How to Join Two Segments at Endnodes
How to Place Greek Letters in an Inkscape Drawing
How to Make a Simple Animated Banner in Flash CS3
How to Trace an Image Using Photoshop
How to Create a Product Box in Photoshop


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