I really like SVG , they can be easily responsive, not just because "scalable" is in the name, they're good for performance and accessibility and when mixing it with JavaScript , we can do a lot of amazing things, I mean look at the projects with d3.js. I like PNG for the transparency wen I need it, and jpeg when I need to make the website faster , of course without loosing a remarkable losss of quality.
This is a cool article Sarah ,as always ♥
You can use archer-svgs to load svg async and cache it in localStorage, when you reuse svg without http request!Remove svgs from your js-bunilde and Thin your js-bundle forever!(eg: Dont reload 100kb svg bundle only for 1kb svg update!)
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I really like SVG , they can be easily responsive, not just because "scalable" is in the name, they're good for performance and accessibility and when mixing it with JavaScript , we can do a lot of amazing things, I mean look at the projects with d3.js. I like PNG for the transparency wen I need it, and jpeg when I need to make the website faster , of course without loosing a remarkable losss of quality.
This is a cool article Sarah ,as always ♥
Thanks for sharing this. Others can learn from the way you use it. Thank you. :)
You can use archer-svgs to load svg async and cache it in localStorage, when you reuse svg without http request!Remove svgs from your js-bunilde and Thin your js-bundle forever!(eg: Dont reload 100kb svg bundle only for 1kb svg update!)