Svg for designers

Using Scalable Vector Graphics in Next-Generation Web Sites

Kate Binder, Bill Trippe

318 pages, parution le 11/09/2002

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Résumé

Create stunning and fast-loading Web graphics using this step-by-step guide. This detailed resource will help you to understand the code structure behind scalable vector graphics and shows you tools for building, modifying, and implementing SVG graphics in Web and other applications.

Contents
Part I: Understanding SVG

1: The SVG Standard
2: Understanding XML

Part II: Creating SVG Graphics

3: Creating SVG Images with Jasc WebDraw
4: Creating SVG Images with Adobe Illustrator
5: Creating SVG Images with CorelDRAW
6: Creating SVG Images with Other Drawing Apps

Part III: SVG in Context-Flash, Web Design, and Dynamic SVG

7: SVG for Flash Designers
8: Incorporating SVG in Web Sites
9: Generating SVG on the Fly
10: SVG Futures

Part IV: Appendixes

A: Understanding SVG Syntax in Depth
B: Example Files

L'auteur - Kate Binder

Kate Binder is a freelance writer and production artist living on Boston's North Shore. The author of Teach Yourself QuarkXPress 4 in 14 Days, coauthor of Photoshop 4 Complete, and contributor to Using QuarkXpress, she also writes articles on desktop production tools and techniques for Desktop Publishers Journal.

L'auteur - Bill Trippe

Bill Trippe is president of New Millennium Publishing, a Boston-based consulting practice formed in 1997. Bill has more than 20 years of technical and management experience in electronic publishing, content management, and SGML/XML and related technologies. He brings a unique blend of strategic and hands-on knowledge of the products and trends that are shaping the publishing and content technology marketplace. In addition to his role at New Millennium, Bill is associate editor of The Gilbane Report, the XML columnist for Transform, a Consulting Associate with the consulting and market research firm CAP Ventures, and a regular contributor to the magazine, EContent. He recently co-authored Digital Rights Management: Business and Technology.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Mc Graw Hill
Auteur(s)	Kate Binder, Bill Trippe
Parution	11/09/2002
Nb. de pages	318
Format	18,7 x 23,2
Couverture	Broché
Poids	685g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780072225297