How to resolve slight blurriness in images on a Webflow published website?

If you're experiencing slight blurriness in images on your Webflow published website, there are a few possible reasons and solutions to consider:

1. Image quality and size: Ensure that the images you are uploading are of high resolution and quality. If you upload low-quality images, they may appear blurry regardless of the platform. Ideally, use images with a resolution of at least 72dpi for web display. Additionally, make sure to compress your images properly without compromising quality to reduce file sizes and optimize loading times.

2. Image scaling: Ensure that you are not scaling up images beyond their original dimensions. When enlarging an image, the browser may attempt to interpolate and stretch the pixels, which can result in blurriness. If you need to display larger images, it's recommended to use high-resolution versions specifically created or resized for those dimensions.

3. Retina displays: If you have a website with support for retina displays (such as MacBook Pros or certain smartphones), you might need to include high-resolution or double-sized images using the correct techniques. Retina displays have a higher pixel density, and if you don't provide higher-resolution images, the browser may scale up the standard images, resulting in blurriness. You can use CSS media queries or Webflow's built-in retina support settings to handle this.

4. CSS filters or effects: If you are applying CSS filters or effects to your images, like blur or opacity, it can impact the visual quality. Ensure that the effects you're using are not causing unintended blurriness. You may need to tweak the settings or consider alternative approaches to achieve the desired visual effect.

5. Browser rendering: Different web browsers and devices may render images slightly differently, which can affect their appearance. Test your website on various browsers and devices to see if the blurriness persists consistently or if it is specific to certain environments. If the issue is only present on a particular browser, it may indicate a rendering-related problem specific to that browser.

6. Check image settings in Webflow: In the Webflow Designer, make sure that the images have the appropriate settings. Check if the "Resize" option for each image is set to "None." If it is set to a different value, such as "Contain" or "Cover," it may affect how the image is displayed and potentially cause blurriness.

By reviewing these potential causes and applying the appropriate solutions, you can usually resolve slight blurriness in images on your Webflow published website. Remember to always optimize your images for the web and test your website's performance across different browsers and devices to ensure a high-quality visual experience.