SVG Vector Graphics

SVG Vector Graphics

SVG is the Scalable Vector Graphics format that has been developed by the World Wide Web Consortium. It combines an XML-based language with an extended PostScript imaging model (adding transparency and antialiasing). This category tracks the development of the SVG specification, as well as implementions of SVG that are being developed.

Top: Computers: Data Formats: Graphics: Vector: SVG

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Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1 Specification

- Official specification from the W3C.
W3C Scalable Vector Graphics

- The SVG home page at the World Wide Web Consortium. Includes news, description, specification, and history.

SVG Reference - Reference pages extracted from the W3C DTD and specification, with examples and image index.
SVG Open - Annual developers conference on SVG for interactive web applications, mobile technologies, GIS, and design. Information for delegates, sponsorship details, and venue information. Also archived sites from previous events.
Wikipedia: Scalable Vector Graphics - Encyclopedia article about the format, including details of support in various software applications, and external links.
SVG Web Browser Test - Side by side comparison of a variety of images in SVG and PNG formats.
SVG.org - Community website with user-submitted news.
SVG Wiki - A collaborative environment for research and discussion of SVG.
SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test - Samples, examples and test suite results for animated SVG elements, attributes, properties and animation types, in some browsers and display agents.
SVGX - Promotes Scalable Vector Graphics, with links to examples and resources.
Vector-based Web Cartography: Enabler SVG - A detailed carto.net page on SVG, including history of the SVG specification, and the potential of SVG for cartographic applications. A number of useful examples can be seen on linked pages.
SVG Foundation - Educational site about SVG technology.
Scalable Vector Graphics Web Techniques - Article discussing Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) by Molly E. Holzschlag.
Toddler in SVG - Kaleidoscopes, jigsaw puzzles, and web color pallet, made by SVG, DOM and XML. also some SVG short programs are available.
Adobe: Scalable Vector Graphics - Description of the benefits of SVG and the various Adobe products available.
SVG Test Suite - Official W3C test suite for SVG 1.0. Includes downloads for test suite and harnesses, link to test results for six SVG implementations, and email feedback link.

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