SVG Vectorial Graphics: Illustrate and Animate with Code

Influences

A course by Javier Usobiaga Ferrer , Web designer

98% positive reviews (272)

9,191 students

Audio: Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish

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About the video: Influences

Overview

“The world of SVG is quite broad, and there are many designers and developers writing articles about techniques, experiments and advances. We are going to see some authors, books and reference pages so as not to get lost in this area.”

In this video lesson Javier Usobiaga Ferrer addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: SVG Vectorial Graphics: Illustrate and Animate with Code. Learn to create vector illustrations for your website, from basic lines to interactive animations.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson. i'd like to introduce you to some designers and developers doing amazing work with SVG. The first person I want to introduce is Sara Suidan. Sara. a frontend developer from Lebanon. has authored numerous articles on frontend development. with a special emphasis on SVG techniques. So she's a great reference for delving into this field. Next. i'd like to talk about Chris Collier. specifically about his blog. cS Streaks. This blog is filled with SVG articles. But furthermore... There is a special article that is a compendium of SVG information. featuring numerous links to diver...”

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Course summary for: SVG Vectorial Graphics: Illustrate and Animate with Code

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (272)
9191 students
7 units
32 lessons (2h 2m)
6 downloads

Category
Web & App Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Sketch
Areas
Animation, Interactive Design, Web Design, Web Development

Javier Usobiaga Ferrer

A course by Javier Usobiaga Ferrer

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Web designer

Javier Usobiaga is a Web Designer for 10 years and co-founder with Marta Armada Swwweet studio, specialized in designing responsive webs from the initial conception to the front-end development.

He also enjoys a lot in his facet as professor of Web Design in renowned workshops and schools like Elisava, IDEP.

Usobiaga understands the web as a whole, not only how beautiful it can be on the computer screen, but its usability in different devices and circumstances.

In his words "I think that as important as the aesthetic is how fast it charges or how well it responds, and I think that in our industry we often forget about that."