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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 [...]

Posted in Web Graphics Help | Also tagged animation, art, code, developers, encapsulated postscript, eps, formats, frangos, graphic, graphic format, graphics, illustrations, images, jpg, multimedia integration language, resolutions, scaleable vector graphics, svg format, synchronized multimedia integration language, technology, tutorial, w3c, web, web developers, web gurus, webmaster | 6 Comments

Strict, or Loose with your DTD Standards?

By Scott Frangos | Published: November 15, 2007

Subscribe to the Blog (via RSS) by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor – WebHelperMagazine.com Microsoft and PayPal are loose about it. Yahoo is strict. Amazon doesn’t do it at all. What am I talking about (if you were in my college class.. you’d better know)? I’m talking about how these sites use and conform to web [...]

Posted in Web Help | Also tagged clean, code, coding standards, deprecation, design, develop, development, document type declaration, elements, extensible, extension, html, page structure, source, style, styles, type declarations, validate, validator, w3c, web page documents, web standards, XHTML, XML | 4 Comments

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