Images or css images

heyall,
how is best to simply update your index.jsp file to and bring in some images to your web page? is it better practice to create new .jsp files for this? is there any rules to follow?
Thanks

Fast prototypes can be done with HTML and Images export, additional tweaking in DW will require some planning ahead, or attempting the prototype as a CSS and Images export.
David Hogue has some excellent articles and videos on Adobe.com about the prototyping process, including how to add things like Google Maps and custom JavaScript. Can't recall if he used CSS or HTML export, though.
Jim Babbage

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