Hi there,
I've seen this issue come up for years now and I don't see any resolution (no pun intended). I had a workflow on earlier iMacs when designing for web that went like this:
1. Open photoshop document at needed dimemsions at 300 ppi.
2. Increase image size to 300%.
3. Design / import graphics.
4. Save for web at 33.33% (This would get me back to needed dimensions at 72ppi).
5. Rejoice at crisp and sharp website and online graphics.
Using this method - designing in high resolution and compressing to lower resolution - used to give me crisp and sharp website imagery. For years now since Mac went to 4K - 5K screens, this has not worked. Instead I get a pixelated nasty image that is unusable. I've actually noticed a trend recently where websites often just don't have crisp raster images. Why? What can I do to offset this?
Please advise,
Brandon
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