Key Points

  • Use images properly in your pages, being sure to avoid excessive page file size and download time without adding any descriptive value to the content.

  • Expression Web has tools to make rudimentary image editing possible from within the Expression Web interface.

  • If you use CSS and a background image, you achieve the same results visually as you would by using an edited image, and you also gain additional semantic value, search-engine friendliness, and accessibility.

  • By using Expression Web’s interface, you can easily replace default bullets with custom images.

  • By using CSS, you can create CSS-only image buttons that have a roll-over effect, minimizing page size and improving semantic value and accessibility.

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