How do you create backgrounds for the site? - RealWorld forums

You can select backgrounds to customize the site. But how do you MAKE one?

Yeah, who I would like to know to. Do you have to be a Admin or can anyone submit one?

There is one administrator, Vlasta. He created, maintains, and updates all of the software and tools associated with this website as well as the actual website.

Vlasta is the only person that can make changes to the website such as adding more backgrounds. You may select from the available background images and customize your account only. No one else will see the background you select.

Oh ok. Also, how do you get pets?

These are some of the contents you can create in Canva

· Instagram Stories

· Invitations

· Presentations

· Posters

· Classroom Décor Kits

· Instagram Posts

· Cards

· Websites

· Flyers

· Lesson Plans

· And many more

Read this blog to know more: shorturl.at/iEG14

I do not know, I thought this was talking about making backgrounds only for the user who made it.

I made a few. I started out by talking to Vlasta, and then i gave him the seamless background and he put it on the site. For my Red glass bg, i had to edit alot more stuff like the buttons to navigate around the site.

How can I make a theme to go with my background for this site?

...I take it the Kilroy/Chad
wasn't particularly welcome... ("•u•)

but yes, I'd also be interested
in trying my hand at a custom background,
regardless of actual implementation
(I seek to familiarize with graphics,
not tinkering with someone else's website,
as do at least three others in this thread, methinks .

1. Understand the Purpose
Determine the tone and style of the website (e.g., professional, playful, modern, or minimalistic).
Align the background design with the website's content and branding.
2. Choose the Type of Background
Solid Colors: Simple and clean, using a single color or gradient.
Images: Photographs, illustrations, or textures that relate to the site's theme.
Patterns and Textures: Repeating elements that add subtle interest.
Videos: Moving visuals for dynamic and engaging effects.
Custom Graphics: Unique designs tailored to the website’s style.
3. Design Tools
Use graphic design software or online tools:

Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator: For detailed and professional designs.
Canva: Easy-to-use with templates and drag-and-drop functionality.
Figma: For collaborative and responsive web design mockups.
Procreate: Great for custom hand-drawn or artistic designs.
4. Consider Web Standards
Resolution: Ensure high quality (1920x1080 pixels or higher) but optimized for web use.
File Formats: Use formats like JPG, PNG, or WebP for images, and MP4 for videos.
Size Optimization: Compress files to reduce loading time without losing quality (use tools like TinyPNG or Compressor.io).

I would recommend Aseprite, Paint.net, RealWorld Paint, and Photopea over any of those expensive tools.

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