Images help people understand a product, recognize a place and imagine what a service might feel like. Choose pictures that support the page’s message rather than filling space. A real example, a clear product detail or a thoughtful portrait can make an explanation easier to trust.
Select images with a purpose
Think about what a visitor needs to see at each point. A restaurant can show its dishes and atmosphere; a consultant can use a portrait that feels welcoming and professional. Use images you have permission to publish, and avoid pictures that misrepresent the service or the people who provide it.
Keep the page comfortable to use
Crop images so the main subject remains visible on both phones and larger screens. Choose file dimensions that suit the space, and avoid loading an unnecessarily large original when a smaller version will look just as clear. Add a short description for images that carry meaning; decorative images can be left out of the reading flow.
Check each page after changing its pictures. Make sure captions remain accurate, important details are not cut off and the surrounding text still makes sense. A consistent visual style helps pages feel connected while giving each service or project room to stand out.
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