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SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics and is a file format used to display two-dimensional vector graphics. Unlike raster images, SVG files use XML-based text to describe images, allowing them to scale without losing quality. This makes SVG ideal for logos, icons, and illustrations on websites and apps. The format was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) in 1999 to standardize vector graphics on the web.
SVG files are written in XML, which means they are human-readable and can be manipulated programmatically. The format supports various graphical elements such as paths, shapes, text, filters, and gradients, enabling complex visual effects. Because SVG is text-based, it can be compressed efficiently using gzip, reducing file size for faster web loading. Additionally, SVG supports interactivity and animation through SMIL or scripting, making it powerful for dynamic graphics.
SVG files are widely supported across modern web browsers and can be styled and animated using CSS and JavaScript. They are also searchable and accessible, which improves SEO and usability for visually impaired users. Designers often prefer SVG for its flexibility and lightweight file size compared to bitmap images. Interestingly, SVG can be edited directly with text editors or specialized graphic software like Adobe Illustrator.
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