urgent" Web design

Hello everyone...
I am new here/////
i am about to design a web site.
i did a little bit of designing and found out that the images and also button are jagged and pixelate.
i m using a resolution of 72p. when done i usually save it as jpeg. and view it on the explorer. the pic and images as well the button are all jagged and pixelate. i dont know why.
can anyone help me in creating better pic and images. musty i changed the resolution to a higher pixel. ie 100p..
how do i get a better images....please some one help me
sam

Hi samsilva and welcome to the forum

I'm sure it is not a resolution prob. I myself use 72 to all my webgraphics including pictures.

Are you using the save for web feature? if so check your settings.
Can you post an example (or a link to it)?
We are glad to help you, but loose the "urgent" and give real meaning to your posts title.

Good Luck

hi. Sorry bout the urgent thing..
ok here is the files ...have a look and let me know. please.....can you also explain to me what setting do you use for web design in photoshop. ie 1084*768 and the res 72/100.. which one do u use. if you cant view the image let me know. just mail; just mail to me at [email]samsaliva@yahoo.com[/email].

Try using the attachement feature... Choose 'Go advanved' at the bottom of the quick reply box... And at the bottom of the page will be something to make an attachment of your graphic.

hi guys..sorry late reply. i cant seem to attach the images. why.even when i go thru the advance option. when i click the insert image it will prompt me with the http.......how do i attach my files....anyone?

Try to find a server to host them. If the link points to your computer noone can go there, but you (an hacker can though...just kidding).
I really don't know for sure, but you can google "free+image+host" and watch the results.
About the resolution. Usually jagged images came from hard resizing, but can be due to output settings and a number of other things.
As a rule of thumb, when working for web try to keep the document sizes the same as the target output size, this way text, effects and stuff share the same "look". For instance, to do a web page design I allways start with the 1024X768 size, 72 ppi, RGB color 8 bit, background white and all my design lies there. If I have a photo to resize, I work on that file (maintaining the original size) when it's done, I drag it to the page design. Most of the time it needs resizing, so I do it in small steps (no more than 10%) and I use the sharp filter once in a while, depending on the situation.
Good luck