2016
Lynda
Justin Seeley
0:45
English

As the web continues to evolve, it is important for designers to stay on top of the latest trends. SVG (scalable vector graphics) is definitely trending. While SVG images weren't used much in the past, web designers are coming around to their benefits. SVG supports interactivity and animation and because the format is "scalable," your designs are more responsive. SVG can scale to fit any screen size, without any loss in quality. In this course, Justin Seeley takes you through the steps of building, exporting, and integrating SVG graphics into your website with Illustrator CC. Learn what browsers support SVG, the correct export options for entire artboards and individual elements, and the technical side of coding SVG into HTML.

Introduction
Welcome
How to use the exercise files
How to send feedback
1. Core Concepts
What is SVG and why should you use it?
Common use cases for SVGs
Which browsers support SVGs?
2. Creating SVGs in Illustrator CC
Preparing your artwork for SVG export
Exploring SVG export options in Illustrator
Exporting entire artboards to SVG
Exporting individual components to SVG
Working with text in your SVGs
3. Working with SVGs on Your Website
Copying and pasting SVGs into Adobe Muse
Coding SVG into your website
Conclusion
Where to go from here

lynda.com/Illustrator-tutorials/Illustrator-CC-Web-Design-SVG/133345-2.html

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