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Learning SVG

Learning SVG
MP4 | Video: 720p | Duration: 2:30:58 | English | Subtitles: VTT | 333.8 MB
The Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format is spreading rapidly across the web. Naturally responsive, SVG can scale from very big to very small, and graphics can be manipulated with code after they’ve been downloaded to a browser. Join LinkedIn staff instructor Morten Rand-Hendriksen as he covers the basics of learning SVG. He covers the anatomy of SVG, including the internal structure that makes your SVG easy to ship over the web while maintaining maximum flexibility.

He shows how to

draw and manipulate SVG shapes, work with lines and text, and use strokes, fills, and patterns to make your SVGs look just right. Plus, find out how to convert an existing graphic design into SVG-maximizing accessibility while optimizing it for the web.

This book will guide you through the step-by-step process of creating SVG graphics from scratch.

Learn the anatomy of SVG, and how to use it to make your own custom graphics.

You’ll also learn how to convert existing graphic designs into SVG-maximizing accessibility while optimizing it for the web.

Learn all about SVG and how it can help you create accessible, custom graphics for all of your projects. In this book, learn how to create vector art with SVG

. You’ll learn about shapes, strokes, fills and patterns, as well as a comparison between CSS and SVG (and why you should use the latter).

Plus, get tips on

converting a design from Photoshop to the web in just one click!

SVG is the smart way to create graphics for web and mobile apps, but it can be tricky to master.

If you want to learn how to design and manipulate SVG shapes, create custom stroke styles, define colors and texts with CSS, ship your SVG on the web as well as in print, this book is for you.

SVG is the web’s graphics standard, and it’s changing the way we build websites.

This course introduces SVG, its anatomy, and best practices for using it to create any kind of graphic from simple images to complex animations, using native features like shapes and text as well as some of the new capabilities in HTML5 APIs to help you get more done.

SVG is the web’s

“normalized vector graphics” format, and with some basic knowledge, you can create impressive typography, icons, logos, illustrations, and more using it.

In this course you’ll learn how to create and maintain these SVG files without all the worry.

Your workflow will be streamlined, your artwork’s design will be consistent across multiple devices and browsers, and your SVG files will be a breeze to work with: Fully compatible with Photoshop and Illustrator; Handcrafted animations; No rasterization of layer content;

Vector artwork can be zoomed or rotated by any percentage without losing quality; No intermediate image file format conversion required.”

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) lets you deliver your graphics exactly as they appear on the screen.

But there’s more to it than meets the eye: SVG is powered by HTML, JavaScript and CSS. Learn how to use SVG in web designs for optimum performance!