SVG can do that?
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SVG can do that?
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#2I pray for screen readers.
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#3It's awesome. last time, I using SVG to import image to pdf files (using TCPDF). The quality is clearly & beautiful. Now, Thank you for your introduction about another things SVG can do on the website.
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#4While SVG can do a lot, there are certain things that it isn't optimized for. In particular animating lots of shapes simultaneously. The animation of the globe exploding into a bunch of triangles from the slides is a good (bad?) example of this. Also, there can also be inconsistencies is in the rendering of SVGs between browsers.
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#5I pray for screen readers.
What image format do you recommend that would work better on a screen reader?
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#6Very cool. SVGs can be very sensible choice for certain applications that canvas doesn't cover well.
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#7coming soon, full SVG websites featuring:
- loading bar until website is fully loaded
- animated buttons that bounce and flash
- full screen 2 second transitions from page to page
- all in one page, no urls!
feels like 2010 again : ]
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#9Wow, svg sits there and does mostly nothing on my phone. Just like Flash! Can't pinch to zoom to read the text that was too small, just like Flash! Half the supposedly neat interactive gewgaws like "turn this gear" didn't react to any presses or gestures at all. Just like Flash!
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#10I use svg all the time to make tiny web interfaces for embedded systems. When the entire web app has to fit in 350k, you don't have space for gif's or jpg's.