Introduction to SVG
SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics, which are computer-generated images created with a vector-based graphics editor. SVG is widely used in web design, graphic design, and illustration. It is a powerful tool for creating illustrations, logos, icons, and other graphics used on web pages and applications. SVG files are lightweight and can be easily used to create shapes and animations. SVG elements are pixel-perfect, which means that they can be rendered at any size without losing quality.
Creating Polygons with SVG
Polygons are two-dimensional shapes with multiple sides. They can be created with SVG elements using the
Creating a Simple Polygon
Creating a simple polygon with SVG is relatively easy. The first step is to create an
Creating Complex Polygons
Creating more complex polygons with SVG requires more advanced techniques. SVG supports the use of bezier curves, which are mathematical formulas used to generate curved lines. Bezier curves can be used to create shapes with multiple sides and curved edges. To create a complex polygon with SVG, the
Animating Polygons with SVG
SVG also supports the use of animations, which can be used to create interesting visual effects with polygons. Animations can be created with the
Conclusion
SVG is a powerful tool for creating graphics for webpages and applications. It can be used to create simple shapes such as polygons, or complex shapes with curved edges. SVG elements can be animated using the
References
- Mozilla Developer Network: SVG
- CSS Tricks: SVG Polygon Tricks
- Mozilla Developer Network: animate
- W3 Schools: SVG Tutorial