In this video, you will learn how you can implement scalable vector graphics onto your website that will look good no matter how large they are!
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Can you use a svg as a pre loader image, a raster can be 1 pix x 1 pix for a full image and placed on a front page then when you see a larger image on page three the image loads very fast.
Gary.
I would think you could, but have never tried. SVG is treated as just another image file format so it seems like it’d be fine!
Great video Zach! THANKS!!!
COREL DRAW is another professional grade drawing program that will create .SVG files, and it’s a lot cheaper than the Adobe package! It’s been around for years, it’s just as powerful (IMHO) and it’s part of an excellent suite of design, illustration and digital painting programs… You might want to check it out! http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?pid=prod4260069
Nice, great suggestion Jim! I’ve heard good things, but have always been a loyal Adobe customer I suppose. 🙂
Very nice tip Zack. This can be very useful in so many ways. I will definitely be exploring svg files in future sites. Thanks.
Really appreciate this. I have a program called Vector Magic which has been on my hard drive for months never been used – now I have a use for it! With this program it’s possible to covert images to vector format without them coming from Illustrator. Thanks Zack 🙂
Sweet, that sounds cool!