Heartless creating an Artless world

Coming to think of art, just let us discuss things with the image, photo, picture in focus. The basics of handling images would include 'constraining proportions'. But the tech world, mouse-mover teachers turn a blind eye to this basic necessity. Search engines including the giant Google prompt developers to include both 'width' and 'height' values to images in web pages, a siren call for disaster. The so called 'computer schools' also turn a blind eye. The diploma holders coming out of these institutions pollute the aesthetic world with wrongly projected images all over the internet and elsewhere. The template mongers WordPress Joomla etc, are no different. They also prompt for width and height values. And then there is the Web Standards Consortium! The heartless creates an Artless world.

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