This video tutorial explains how to add images to HTML code. It covers setting up image tags, using the 'src' attribute to specify image sources, and the importance of the 'alt' attribute for accessibility. The tutorial also discusses linking to web images using absolute paths, different image formats like GIF, PNG, and JPEG, and resizing images using CSS styles. The video concludes with a brief overview of CSS styling for images and encourages viewers to practice by adding images to their HTML projects.

What is the primary purpose of the 'src' attribute in an image tag?

• To set the dimensions of the image

• To specify the source location of the image

• To provide alternative text for the image

• To add a hyperlink to the image

Why is the 'alt' attribute important for images in HTML?

• It helps in styling the image

• It sets the image dimensions

• It provides a backup text if the image fails to load

• It links the image to a webpage

What is an absolute path used for in HTML image linking?

• To specify a local file path

• To define the image dimensions

• To link to an image on the web

• To provide alternative text for the image

Which of the following is a common placeholder image resource mentioned?

• placeholder.com

• fillerimage.com

• dummyimage.com

• imageplace.com

What is the effect of setting both width and height attributes in an image tag?

• It provides alternative text for the image

• It can distort the image if not proportional

• It maintains the image's original proportions

• It links the image to a webpage

Which CSS property is commonly used to resize images?

• font-size

• background-color

• width and height

• text-align

What should you be cautious of when resizing images with text?

• The image may lose its hyperlink

• The text may become pixelated

• The image may not load

• The image may not be accessible