Personal opinion: Assuming that the image originally only has 100*100 pixels, and it is enlarged to scale(1.1) by 110*110, the image will naturally be blurred. According to this idea, one solution is to cut the image into 110*110, and only display the size of 100*100 pixels on the page. When it is cut into scale(1.1), the image will not be blurry.
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Personal opinion:
Assuming that the image originally only has
100*100pixels, and it is enlarged toscale(1.1)by110*110, the image will naturally be blurred.According to this idea, one solution is to cut the image into
110*110, and only display the size of100*100pixels on the page. When it is cut intoscale(1.1), the image will not be blurry.It will become blurry if it becomes larger. You can make it larger when cutting, 300*300