Lisäkuvia

Lisäkuvia is a Finnish term that refers to additional pictures that accompany a text or presentation. They are used to supplement the main visuals by providing more detail, context, or examples that help the reader understand the subject matter.

Common contexts for lisäkuvia include articles, reports, educational materials, and online content. They can appear as inline images, as part of a figure sequence, or in a dedicated gallery. Lisäkuvia may illustrate processes, show different angles, highlight features, or document changes over time.

Licensing and attribution are important considerations. Images used as lisäkuvia should be original, properly licensed, or sourced from public domain or Creative Commons collections. Each image should carry a caption with essential information and, where required, a credit line indicating the author and license. Clear attribution helps avoid copyright issues.

Accessibility and metadata are essential for lisäkuvia. Provide descriptive alt text that conveys the image content for screen readers, and write concise captions that summarize what the image shows and its relevance. Consider privacy and consent when people appear in photos, and obtain releases if necessary.

Technical aspects and best practices include choosing appropriate formats (JPEG or PNG for photos, SVG for vector graphics), optimizing file sizes for the web, and maintaining consistent aspect ratios. Organize images in a clear file structure, avoid redundant or irrelevant pictures, and ensure that images enhance rather than distract from the written content.