Assignment Directions: In this lesson, we looked at several related topics that involve size, including HTML, resolution speed, and file size. Imagine that you have a client that wants their website to include massive video files. Create a presentation that explains the kind of options the customer has and why.

Assignment Guidelines:
Remember, it is not your role to make the decision to convince your client that he should not use video files but to educate the client about what various solutions will cost in terms of quality or speed, demonstrating the relationship between size and resolution.

Submission Requirements:
Submit a PowerPoint presentation file or text in standard 12-point font, double-spaced, with standard margins.

Question # 1
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Ensure that you follow all directions then upload your consulting presentation.

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