ThumbNails is an automated system for creating and maintaining web sites containing large numbers of digital photographs or other images. It will go through a group of directories filled with pictures, make thumbnail images of each picture, make HTML pages for each directory showing clickable thumbnails for each picture, and make an overall index.html document for the HTML pages it creates.
A small, sketched visualization of an illustration or design. Usually done early in the process.
A small version of a larger or more detailed image which, when clicked on, displays the full sized image. The larger image is reduced in Photoshop and saved with a different file name. The thumbnail is inserted into the Web page and linked to the larger image on another page. Creating a thumbnail saves the user time downloading a large image every time they go to your page. If you are concerned that an image may take up too much real estate on your Web page, it is a good idea to use a thumbnail image. The Mount Holyoke College Art Museum Web site has thumbnails throughout the site, most of which link to a larger image. You will notice that the museum also includes navigation links to their main categories as well as contact information on the page with the larger image.
Miniature pictures of images using very small, low resolution data files. These download for display very quickly, and can be compared on-screen to select the proper high-resolution image.
Miniature images, resembling slides.
small, quickly done sketches. Used to work out compositional problems ahead of the finished work or art.
A small, crude sketch of a proposed page layout, usually generated in bunches during the brainstorming phase of design. Used primarily to seek approval as to which design warrants further development. A slightly more finalized layout sketch is known as a rough.
A small preview of an image.
Thumbnails are small preview images of the real picture/image. Standard "thumbnail size" in yappa-ng is 100 x 100 pixel. The yappa-ng Administrator can define this size in the global config file for all Albums .
Miniature pictures, resembling slides.
Initial ideas jotted on virtually anything in regard to initial concept of a future project.
Miniature layout sketches used to give a general idea of what a direct-mail piece would look like.
the first ideas or sketches of a designer noted down for future reference.
A preliminary sketch for the design of a page that shows placement of text and graphics.
Small versions of an image used for quick overviews or to get a general idea of what an image looks like.
Miniature pictures sketched as first design ideas, like thinking on paper (or on screen).
Small, rough sketches done by an artist before full-sized sketches, which may be literally not much bigger than thumbnail size.
A small representation of an image, such as a website or a photo.
Small reference images of the shots on a roll, appearing in an index print or on a computer screen.
Small images of every shot on a roll, appearing on an index print or on a computer screen.