Changing the colour space on a jpeg image for better quality when uploading to a website

When uploading my images to my website the quality and colour of the photographs aren't the same. They lose quality etc. I was told to change the colour space to sRGB or something to make it better. No idea how this works and I'm now not sure what settings to have photoshop on, I don't want to edit my images and then for them to be edited wrongly.
Really need some help, much appreciated.

File > Save for Web. Use the 4-up panel to choose the best quality image with the smallest file size to save on bandwidth. You can test with sRGB enabled. Click on screenshot.
Nancy O.

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I have an image in a menu here (the red 'Supagard' one) that
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Iain71 wrote:
> This is hopefully an easy one!
>
> I have an image in a menu here (the red 'Supagard' one)
that I need to change
> the background of from black to the blue to match the
rest of the image :
>
>
http://www.ccmvaleting.co.uk/supagard2.htm
>
> I've had a rummage, and seen how to change colours by
selecting the area with
> the magic wand tool, and then using :
>
> Filters > Adjust Colours > Hue / Saturation
>
> But is there away to select a specific colour? (Or I
guess the other way
> around and check the hue / saturation values for the
blue background?
>
> Cheers,
> Iain
>
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you are
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