Jose Teixeira Da Silva

here’s a breakdown of the image facts provided in the HTML code:

Overall:

Image Source: The primary image source is: https://assets.apnews.com/9d/39/91baeecd43578be21692cddb1751/ap25064770050210.jpg
Cropping & Resizing: The image is being dynamically cropped and resized using a service called “dims.apnews.com“. The crop is defined as 5037x3358+0+0, meaning it takes a 5037 pixel wide and 3358 pixel high section starting from the top-left corner (0,0) of the original image.
Quality: The quality of the resized images is set to 90.
Format: The format is primarily JPEG, but WebP versions are also provided for browsers that support them.

Different Image Sizes & Media Queries:

The code provides multiple elements, each specifying a different image size and a media query. This is for responsive design, meaning the browser will choose the most appropriate image based on the screen size.

min-width: 768px: For screens 768 pixels wide or larger:
Width: 800px, Height: 533px
Provides both a 1x and 2x resolution for high-density displays (Retina).
min-width: 600px (WebP): For screens 600 pixels wide or larger, and if the browser supports WebP:
Width: 767px, Height: 511px
Provides both a 1x and 2x resolution for high-density displays. min-width: 600px (JPEG): For screens 600 pixels wide or larger:
Width: 767px,Height: 511px
Provides both a 1x and 2x resolution for high-density displays.
Default (WebP): For screens smaller then 600 pixels, and if the browser supports WebP:
Width: 599px, Height: 399px
Provides both a 1x and 2x resolution for high-density displays.

In essence, this code is set up to deliver the best possible image quality and size for a variety of devices and screen sizes, prioritizing WebP format where supported.

If you’d like, you can provide more HTML code, and I’ll do my best to explain it.