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avatars, photographs,
illustrations, charts, and more.
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Browsers support several image formats and
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the most common ones you'll use are JPEG,
GIF, PNG, and SVG.
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You can learn more about these image
formats in the teacher's notes
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for this video.
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And the JPEG format we're using in our
project is commonly used to display
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imagery or photographs that contain
great detail in many different colors.
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Now to keep your files organized, it's
best to place images in a separate folder.
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So let's go over to File,
New Folder to create a new folder, and
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