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SVG… the Era of Scalable (and Programmable) Vector Graphics on the Web

By Scott Frangos | Published: November 30, 2007

Subscribe to the Blog (via RSS) by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor – WebHelperMagazine.com Scalability without loss of resolution, is definitely an advantage in SVG format images — but did you know that SVG images are also programmable? We’ll take a look at what SVG format means for Web Developers in this article.WebMasters have [...]

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GIF, JPEG, or PNG?

By Scott Frangos | Published: October 14, 2007

by Scott Frangos – Managing Editor of WebHelperMagazine.com Overview of Web Graphic Formats: Here’s a quick overview of the three main web graphic formats (we’re excluding Flash here, since it requires a plug-in, though we agree it is becoming a fourth major format): GIF, JPEG, and PNG. We’ll compare the three formats, then use and display [...]

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