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Designing SVG Web Graphics |
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Designing SVG Web Graphics
By Andrew H. Watt |
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• Very detailed, in-depth description
of SVG.
• Lots of tutorials and explanations.
• Use of color to separate
tags from text. |
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• Incredibly complex for graphics
people.
• Aimed more at programmers
than artists.
• Some examples did not behave
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This book is a very serious attempt to bring
Scalable Vector Graphics to the masses. A staggering
amount of detail has been included in this comprehensive
volume.
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Paperback book with 544 very detailed pages with no
superfluous, or wasted space. |
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17 chapters including troubleshooting, information
on SVG resources, and a detailed index. |
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Part 1 deals with getting started and understanding
what SVG is all about. |
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Part 2 consists of exercises which include detailed
text sections to copy. |
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Chapter 3: Creating Static Graphics Elements. |
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Chapter 4: Using Text. |
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Chapter 5: Creating Navigation Bars. |
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Chapters 6 through 9: Creating Gradients, Using Filters,
Animation, Logos, and Banner Ads. |
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Chapter 10: Embedding SVG in HTML. |
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Chapter 11 through 13: Web design and interactivity. |
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