 COLOR
Web browsers originally were designed to display no more than 256
"hex" colors on a computer monitor at one time. Actually,
this pallet will only display 216 pure, vibrant colors that will look
clear in both Windows and Macintosh systems. "GIF" images,
used for graphics where there are large areas of solid colors, use
this pallet. There are now additional formats for image files that
are now parsed by browsers, but html generated "hex" colors,
such as page and text colors, are still limited to this pallet. We
at ACCESS PRESTO! pride ourselves in creating designs in which the
colors do not appear mottled, spotted or fuzzy unless it is within
the design context. In this way, we are able to maintain the high
quality color-look standards expected of print presentations.
 Our
care in remaining within this restricted pallet also means that we can
include a large number of graphic images on a page without the loss
of color quality.
Additionally,
our constant attention to this color technical restriction means that
our planning for page design and graphic content also accommodates this
factor when photographic images are to be included on the page. A corresponding
result is that our graphics files are remarkably small while displaying
much clearer images than are commonly found on the Web.
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