An infographic that illustrates the concept of resolution in a straightforward and informative way. It begins with three side-by-side images of the same landscape: a mountain scene with a clear sky. The first image is labeled 'Low Resolution' and shows the landscape with noticeable blockiness and blurriness, where individual pixels are large and distinct. The middle image, labeled 'Medium Resolution', has smaller pixels, making the landscape look more defined and the edges smoother than the first. The final image, marked 'High Resolution', displays the landscape with fine details, sharp edges, and vibrant colors, showing no visible pixels at all. Beneath these images, a concise explanation states: 'As resolution increases, the number of pixels increases, leading to a clearer and more detailed image.' This infographic aims to visually demonstrate how different resolutions affect the quality of digital images, making it easier for readers to grasp the importance of resolution --ar 8:3