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Why does a WEB photo have a smaller/lower resolution than a PRINT photo? So that a PRINT photo will print faster and a WEB photo will look sharper on screen.

So that the WEB photo will load faster on a website while a PRINT photo needs to look sharper and higher quality in a printed photo or book. ​

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