![SVG Fundamental [Complete Language Specification Guide 2020]](https://courses.javacodegeeks.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2597748_3d12_15-600x336.jpg)
Alexandr Tyurin
Do you want to learn Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)? Perhaps you already have basic knowledge and want to deepen and expand it? Congratulations! You are on the right track.
This course provides the most complete and detailed information on the Scalable Vector Graphics standard of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) specification.
Today, 99% of the World Wide Web sites actively use this standard. Take a look at some of the benefits of SVG:
– scales without loss in image quality, which means it is ideal for responsive sites (graphic elements of such sites should be displayed without distortion at any screen resolution);
– has a small weight due to the ability to good compression (any site, ideally, should load quickly);
– supported by all modern browsers (SVG is fully compatible with web technologies and therefore becomes an organic part of sites);
– easy to use and easy to modify (the format allows you to set the necessary settings for color, shadow, blur and other design effects, both in a graphics editor and on the page itself using CSS, JavaScript);
– animated and made interactive (adding objects to the digital description of the picture and connecting scripts of the Javascript programming language to them);
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: SVG Fundamental
|
10 reviews for SVG Fundamental
Add a review
| Price | $14.99 |
|---|---|
| Provider | |
| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | Bengali ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Jonathan Silver –
At the end of the course, I can confidently say: excellent development. Awesome design. Clearly structured and systematized material. I was lucky to get to know SVG with this course. There was a desire and opportunity to apply the acquired skills in my future work. Practical material, helped me learn lessons and consolidate practice. It was wonderful. Many thanks. I will be waiting for your new courses in web development!
Faruk Abdulla Munshi –
I completed HTML, CSS and js without learning much about SVG because no lessons give much time in it. So I was looking for a course, especially for SVG. I got this fantastic course. Just Awesome!!!
Michael Schmidt –
Regarding that it’s a free course it is a very nice introduction to SVG!
Giovanny Barcos –
I had some prior knowledge of SVGs but I wish I would have started with this course. The struggles I had were completely removed through advancing in this course. I’m impressed with the presentation and how the instructors direct you step by step in a way that you can easily absorb the material. I strongly recommend this course for anyone who wishes to learn or polish up their knowledge of Fundamental of SVGs
Vlad Shmelevsky –
Great course with a tone of really useful information that you need to create SVG Master. The instructor takes you through theoretical knowledge about scalable vector graphics to basic structures of SVG. A very well structured and easy to follow the course. Deferentially deserved 5 stars.
Sofia Russell –
A curious detail for future students: in the commercial, the author talks about different effects from two different types of courses: 1. Repeat after me 2. Learn the principles and do new things yourself. Honestly speaking, I m tired of repeating, and I m tired of seeing Look how good I am, repeat after me this is a stomp on the spot. I would call it not studying, but acquaintance with the creativity of another person and nothing more. And type 2 courses are very few. Perhaps they are much more difficult to create. Or maybe no one has a desire to grow their competitors. In short, I was lucky to study one of the courses of the second type SVG Fundamental. As a result I can realize my imagination and be happy and not repeat someone else s and be someone s clone 🙂
WeiJ –
This is a perfect SVG tutorial if there is no background music
Rene Fernando Lins Pereira de Souza –
Ma ante e sem exemplos pr ticos
Shane Berkinshaw –
too many gaps in the explanation.
Alice Goodwin –
Highly detailed material on scalable vector graphics. I recommend it to those who want to study or deepen their knowledge.