
Explore scalable vector graphics (SVG) as 2D web graphics, emphasizing open standards, quality preserved during zoom, and interactivity and animation for rich SVG projects.
Meet your instructor for this svg animation course, bringing eight years in design and development, three years teaching Android, and two years training UI, with bootstrap, C, and C++ expertise.
Master the basics of svg in html and css with a practical first circle example, learning doctype, svg tag, cx, cy, r, stroke, stroke-width, fill, and the coordinate system.
Design a basic rectangle in SVG by setting width and height, filling it with color, and applying a stroke with RGB colors, illustrating coordinates and dimensions.
Learn how to draw and position an SVG rectangle using x, y, width, and height, and control fill, stroke, and opacity to create transparent effects.
Apply a common opacity to an entire SVG element, using a single opacity value (e.g., 0.5) for stroke and fill, demonstrated in Dreamweaver to show overall transparency.
Explore how to add rounded corners to rectangles in SVG using circle or ellipse radii, and apply fill, stroke, and opacity to create balanced designs.
Design a circle in SVG by setting the center with cx and cy and defining its radius. Style with stroke and fill to see how coordinates affect placement.
Design a basic ellipse in SVG by adjusting rx and ry to control horizontal and vertical radii, then set center coordinates, fill, and stroke for a polished shape.
Learn to design multiple ellipses in SVG with one function, configuring cx, cy, rx, ry, and colors (red, yellow, green) to form a layered three-ellipse composition.
Learn to design and combine two svg ellipses by adjusting cx, cy, rx, ry and margins, then fill with contrasting colors to create a balanced two-element composition for websites.
Learn to create a line in SVG by setting x1, y1, x2, y2 and applying a blue stroke to define the start and end points.
Create a basic SVG polygon by defining three points with x and y coordinates, set width and height, and apply fill and stroke to visualize the closed shape.
Design a four-sided polygon by defining four coordinates, setting height and width, and preserving a closed, connected shape through a consistent coordinate system and aspect ratio.
Advance the use of polygon to draw a star in svg, define coordinates, apply fill and stroke, and learn the nonzero and even-odd fill rules for closing shapes.
Explore advanced polygon filling in SVG, using even-odd and nonzero rules to determine inside and outside regions, and experiment with color and stroke combinations.
Learn the polyline concept in SVG by connecting multiple points with coordinates, applying stroke styling, and viewing the resulting output, with a note on fill behavior.
Learn to craft svg animations with HTML and CSS by building eight projects, including a staircase created with a polyline using multiple straight lines and coordinates.
Master the basics of the SVG path 'd' attribute, including move to, line to, and close path. Practice cubic and quadratic bezier curves with absolute and relative commands.
Learn to design quadratic and cubic Bezier curves with the PATH concept in SVG, defining endpoints and control points to create scalable, smooth graphics.
Learn to add and style text in SVG with the text element, set x and y coordinates, and view a simple output as a foundation for future automation.
Rotate text using the transform property in HTML and CSS, learning how angles like 30° and 60° plus x and y coordinates determine the rotation.
Learn to render multi-line text in SVG by using text and tspan elements, position with x and y, style fills, and manage spacing to avoid overlap.
Learn to make SVG text act as a hyperlink by using the xlink namespace, linking to a web page, and configuring target to open in a blank page.
Explore the g element in SVG to group shapes, enabling simultaneous transformations and easier styling. Implement practical examples with line, rectangle, and text, applying stroke and fill throughout.
Learn how the SVG defs element embeds reusable shapes, defines a group with g, and uses the use element to instantiate circles from a single definition, enabling reusable SVG components.
Explore how the SVG symbol element enables reusable graphics by defining a symbol with an id and shapes, then rendering it with a use element at different positions.
++++++The FIRST COMPLETE BOOTCAMP COURSE ON SVG +++++++
++++++++ Watch the Promo Video To Know how much deep this course is designed to make your concepts clear..
++++ Only SVG course which will start your training with the basics and then using the basics you will learn the designing of amazing 2D Vector Graphics and different Shapes and Logos for your website using the combination of HTML , CSS and SVG++++
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Who can take this course....???
1. If you are a beginner to SVGprogramming and want to learn the basics .....
2. If you are already an expert in SVG and want to design attractive logos and images for your websites.....
3. If you want to brush up your skills in this topic.......
4. If you want to be a web designer/developer.....
So , if you come under any of these 4 cases , then YES , this course is designed for you.......
This course will start your journey from scratch and at the end of it you will be a SVG GURU.
Topics which are covered in the course are as follows:
1. Introduction to SVG
2. Understanding the Syntax.
3.Designing the Basic Shapes (Rectangle , Circle , Line , Polygon , Polyline , Ellipse)
4, Adding TEXT to your SVG
.5. Concept of STROKE in SVG..
6. Important ELEMENTS in SVG
.7. Clipping and Masking in SVG.
8. Using Javascript in SVG
.9. Applying Filters to Images.
10 .Concept of Gradients in SVG.
11 Understanding the Animation..
12. The concept of Transformation.
13. Designing Logos and Complex animation..
Benifits / Advantages of this course:
1). No matter you are a beginner or an expert , this course is designed from scratch.
2). Every programming example will start from a blank page and will ends up with a desired output.
3). A line to line description of every single code is provided in a descriptive manner.
4). This course will work as a "ZERO to HERO" , so at the end you will be an expert in designing amazing 2D vector graphics with SVG..