Tips for Creating and Exporting Better SVGs for the Web
Tips for Creating and Exporting Better SVGs for the Web Published on 16 Nov, 2015 | Takes approximately 12 min to read Working with SVG in a RWD workflow usually involves a design phase and a development phase. The design phase is usually handled by designers who may or may not know how to code. And because of the nature of SVG as both an image format and a document format, every step taken in
Understanding SVG Coordinate Systems and Transformations (Part 2) — The transform Attribute
SVG elements can be transformed by scaling, translating, skewing, and rotating—much like HTML elements can be transformed using CSS Transforms. However, there are certain inevitable differences when it comes to the coordinate systems used and affected by these transformations. In this article we'll go over the SVG transform attribute and CSS property, covering how to use it, and things you should
Understanding SVG Coordinate Systems and Transformations (Part 1) — The viewport, viewBox, and preserveAspectRatio
Understanding SVG Coordinate Systems and Transformations (Part 1) — The viewport, viewBox, and preserveAspectRatio Published on 17 Jul, 2014 | Takes approximately 18 min to read SVG elements aren't governed by a CSS box model like HTML elements are. This makes positioning and transforming these elements trickier and may seem—at first glance—less intuitive. However, once you understand how SVG c
Clipping in CSS and SVG — The clip-path Property and <clipPath> Element
Clipping in CSS and SVG — The clip-path Property and <clipPath> Element Published on 08 Jul, 2014 | Takes approximately 13 min to read CSS and SVG have a lot in common. A lot of the features that we have in CSS today were imported from SVG. One of these features is the Clipping operation. Both CSS and SVG allow us to "clip" elements into custom non-rectangular shapes. In this article we will go
Structuring, Grouping, and Referencing in SVG — The<g>, <use>, <defs> and <symbol> Elements
Structuring, Grouping, and Referencing in SVG — The<g>, <use>, <defs> and <symbol> Elements Published on 03 Jul, 2014 | Takes approximately 9 min to read SVG comes with its own ways for structuring a document by means of certain SVG elements that allow us to define, group, and reference objects within the document. These elements make reusing elements easy, while maintaining clean and readable
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