It seems that w3c supports the svg file format, however not all browsers support it yet. Are there currently any viable options to include vectorized graphics on a website?
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It seems that w3c supports the svg file format, however not all browsers support it yet. Are there currently any viable options to include vectorized graphics on a website?
SVG is really the only widely supported vector format, but you’re right that it’s not ubiquitous. The most popular option is to use a layer on top of SVG like Raphaël. It’s compatible with any browser you’re likely to encounter nowadays.