Photoshop files themselves cant be embedded into a web page. You will need to export your file and save it in a web-friendly format. There are three formats for web graphics: JPEGs, GIFs and PNGs.
JPEG:
The JPEG format (pronounced jay-peg), works best with photographic images or images that have more than 256 colors and gradients, such as the flowers.
Images saved in JPEG format are compressed, which means that image information will actually be lost, causing the image to degrade in quality.
JPEG Quality:
Changing the value in the Quality drop-down box alters the level of compression for the image. Reducing the quality may result in blurring or pixelation, but too high a setting will produce a large file that will take users too long to
download.
A good approach is to decrease the quality value gradually until you notice the degradation of your image becoming unacceptable. A reasonable compromise will be somewhere around this point.
GIF:
The GIF format (pronounced jiff or giff depending on which side of the tracks you grew up) can have a maximum of 256 colors.
GIF files support transparency and animation, and...
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