Image Upload Guidelines for Consistent Website Aesthetics

Introduction and issue highlight

Example of incorrect image size

Resizing example using Canaver

Consequences of using unequal size dimensions

Comparing correct and incorrect image sizes in library

Effect on post thumbnail size

Final warning and instructions for future uploads

The speaker emphasizes the importance of adhering to the established process when sizing and uploading images to the website's resource library. 

They demonstrate an example of how incorrect image dimensions can lead to inconsistencies in the visual presentation of website content, such as thumbnail images appearing at varying sizes. 

As a means of maintaining uniformity and aesthetic appeal of the site, all images must be made to the correct dimension of 1000x667 pixels, using Canva or another similar editing tool, before uploading them. 

The right image sizing and upload process may initially take time, but the result is a visually cohesive and professionally presented website.

The One About Using Incorrect Image Dimensions