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Adam Smallman
4,182 Pointsblurry image on mobile phone
Why when I look at my website on mobile phone is my logo blurry ?
Any ideas ?
1 Answer
Jonathan Petersen
45,721 PointsI am guessing that the phone is high resolution. Try serving higher resolution images. (Use media queries) Most often serving the same image at twice the size helps.
This can be a confusing topic. I know treehouse covers this in the CSS foundations course. I believe it will be in the media queries section. -> http://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-foundations
Adam Smallman
4,182 PointsThank you that worked
Mark Amarasekara
4,937 PointsMark Amarasekara
4,937 PointsThe first comment is right. I would also consider if you are viewing zoomed in on your phone. The resolution (making the image bigger) will solve this you don't want to go made and make it a massive file size. And media queries will definitely allow you to provide a choice based on the size you need. But blurry usually means that the image is too small for the viewing resolution. So whether zoomed in or displaying as a % of the area will cause this.
For a quick fix whilst you get the media query sorted out you should ensure that you display the image at a fixed size (the size of the file or slightly smaller) that will stop it although may not look quite as you intended until its properly fixed (may look small in its space). I'd personally rather a small clean image to a blurry one though.