How To Create Background Patterns Easily For Web Pages

Posted Aug 7, 2009 | by Rich Menga | 1 Comment  

Using background images for web pages is something most people do not know how to do correctly. Typically most will use an image that is not suitable for the text on the web page, as some parts of the image will be light and others dark. In addition, the image looks terrible tiled.

A small tiled image is by far the best thing to use if you want a background image for your social profile, blog or web pages. Not only does it load very quickly, but also looks the same on all resolutions and with the right tile looks seamless.

But how do you create one of these? Where do you get ideas from?

That’s easy, use BgPatterns. It is an app that exists only in the browser and is super-easy to use. Many different types of tiles are available in all colors. You’ll have a perfect image for tiling in no time. See video below for details.

Also bear in mind creating tiled images works great for computer wallpaper as well, particularly on older computers with limited video display abilities. If the redraw speed on your video card is slow but you still want a nice wallpaper, a small tiled image is definitely the way to go.

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One Response to “How To Create Background Patterns Easily For Web Pages”

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    09. Aug, 2009

    you really raised an important point that most people use an image isn’t suitable for the text on the web page.
    I so much loved the BG Patterns application .. the greatest thing that it’s very easy to use

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