SVG For Web Designers

Jason Cranford Teague, Marc Campbell

388 pages, parution le 10/06/2003

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Résumé

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), an XML-based technology, is the open source standard for delivering vector graphics over the Web, allowing designers more exacting control over the appearance of Web pages
Using a minimum of technical jargon, this book explains how to create SVG images using Illustrator, GoLive, and other popular software
Teaches designers to add specific fonts to Web pages using SVG, integrate small but visually exciting bitmap images, use Cascading Style Sheets to format SVG graphics, and more

Part I: SVG Overview
- Chapter 1: What Is SVG?
- Chapter 2: Creating Your First SVG Image
Part II: SVG in Illustrator
- Chapter 3: Drawing and Editing SVG
- Chapter 4: Compositing and Styling for SVG
- Chapter 5: Working with SVG Filters
- Chapter 6: Creating Dynamic SVG Content
- Chapter 7: Saving SVG Graphics
Part III: SVG in GoLive
- Chapter 8: Adding SVG to a Web Page
- Chapter 9: Editing SVG Code
- Chapter 10: Dynamic SVG
Part IV: SVG in Action
- Chapter 11: Graphs and Charts
- Chapter 12: Maps
- Chapter 13: Scientific Illustrations
- Chapter 14: Mobile Devices
- Chapter 15: Web Interfaces

Appendix A: Filter Primitives, Attributes, and Properties
Appendix B: SVG Tools and Resources
Glossary of Terms

L'auteur - Jason Cranford Teague

Jason Cranford Teague earned a Masters of Science in Technical Communication from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where he first discovered the World Wide Web back in the dark ages of 1994. While at RPI, he worked as the art director of The Computer Mediated Communications Magazine, one of the first fully Web-based magazines, and cofounded KAIROS, an online journal for teachers in webbed environments.

Since then, he has worked for IBM as a technical writer, Persimmon IT as a Web designer--designing Web sites for Siemens and Digital amongst others--and has consulted on the European Space Agency's Web site while freelancing in London. He has written extensively on the topic of Web design for the Apple Developers Center,Adobe, C|Net, Tripod, and The Independent and maintains an archive of these articles at webbedENVIRONMENTS (www.webbedenvironments.com). Most importantly, he is busy raising his children, Jocelyn and Dashiel, with his wife Tara.

L'auteur - Marc Campbell

Marc Campbell construit des sites web depuis 1997, aussi bien pour des collectionneurs de bande dessinée, pour des portails gouvernementaux que pour des applications de commerce électronique. Développeur Dreamweaver certifié auprès de Macromedia, bêtatesteur, il a enseigné la conception de sites web à des étudiants de tout niveau et est l'auteur de huit livres sur le sujet.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Wiley
Auteur(s)	Jason Cranford Teague, Marc Campbell
Parution	10/06/2003
Nb. de pages	388
Format	18,5 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	755g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780764525728
ISBN13	978-0-7645-2572-8