Category: Graphics

Graphics Home”, they almost always mean one specific thing: A popular YouTube channel (or similar small creative channels) that teaches photo editing, product manipulation, mockups, and creative Photoshop effects — usually in a very...

SVG Tutorial means a learning guide (YouTube playlist, website article series, blog post, or full course) that teaches how to create and use SVG graphics. SVG is not the same as Photoshop editing (like...

SVG Intro” is basically the very first lesson or starting chapter in any good SVG learning material (YouTube video, W3Schools page, MDN tutorial, freeCodeCamp article, or Josh W Comeau’s blog). It answers three big...

SVG in HTML means putting SVG graphics directly inside your HTML code (instead of using a separate .svg file like an image). This is the most powerful way to use SVG on websites —...

SVG Rectangle means using the <rect> tag inside SVG to draw a rectangle (or square, or rounded rectangle). It’s one of the easiest and most useful basic shapes in SVG — almost every tutorial...

SVG Circle means using the <circle> tag inside SVG code to draw a perfect circle (or filled dot, ring, button shape, etc.). It’s one of the easiest basic shapes in SVG — after rectangle,...

SVG Ellipse means using the <ellipse> tag inside SVG to draw an oval shape (not perfectly round like a circle, but stretched or squished). It’s the big brother/sister of <circle> — everything you learned...

SVG Line means using the <line> tag inside SVG to draw a straight line between two points. It’s the simplest shape for connecting dots — think arrows, graph axes, borders, connections in diagrams, loading...

SVG Polygon means using the <polygon> tag inside SVG to draw a closed shape with straight sides (at least 3 sides). Think triangle, pentagon, hexagon, star, irregular house shape, arrowhead, country map outline —...

SVG Polyline means using the <polyline> tag inside SVG to draw a chain of connected straight lines (an open path made of multiple line segments). It’s like <polygon> but does NOT close automatically —...