Size of photos on my website i'm making on iweb - pictures too big ?

Hello
I've had a look on some other posts but i'm not sure. I am a bit clueless sorry. I hope you can help.
I am using iWeb to build my website, and I will be putting photos on my website, do I have to resize them? Or adjust them in some way?
Is there a maximum amount of photos i should put on each page?
my pictures range from about
average 200 - 400KB each and a few of 590KB each. I think they are all jpeg
I want my site to be quick, I want to show my pics but don't want people to leave the site if its slow to load.
I will be using FTP to host it, not sure who the host is yet. Will that affect anything as i'm not using .mac ?
Thanks for reading my post

No need to resize your pictures as iWeb will create thumbnails or resize accordingly for you, around 10-50 KB. Even the pictures in the slideshow will be resized automatically to around 100-150KB.
If you do not use .Mac as your hosting company you will need to use a two step process when publishing, first you publish to a folder then you need to FTP the files to your hosting company. With .Mac it's a one step process and only the changes get sent up where as publishing to a folder means re-publishing your entire site each time, very time consuming. One other nice feature with .Mac I found is the slideshows come out really cool with a nice black background and the pictures automatically change every few seconds. Also you have a film strip at the top to select an individual picture. With a 3rd party hosting company the user has to manually flip each picture, not much of a slideshow.
Hope that helps
iHing
iMac Dual Core Mac OS X (10.4.7)

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