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Getting Started
This tutorial will help get you started using SVG.

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) ed tutlayt n ṭarkkizt yersen ɣef XML iw glem n udlifen amawayan vector graphics. SVG d win yesefkken iyidlifen am akken  HTML  yesefkk iwadṛis  .

SVG is similar to Adobe's proprietary Flash technology, but it is a text-based open Web standard instead of a closed binary format. It is explicitly designed to work with other web standards such as CSS, DOM, and SMIL.

Documentation

SVG element reference
Details about each SVG element.
SVG attribute reference
Details about each SVG attribute.
SVG DOM interface reference
Details about the SVG DOM API, for interaction with JavaScript.
Applying SVG effects to HTML content
SVG works together with {{Glossary("HTML")}}, {{Glossary("CSS")}} and {{Glossary("JavaScript")}}. Use SVG to enhance a regular HTML page or web application.

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Community

Tools

Animation and interactions

Like HTML, SVG has a document model (DOM) and events, and is accessible from JavaScript. This allows developers to create rich animations and interactive images.

Mapping, charting, games & 3D experiments

While a little SVG can go a long way to enhanced web content, here are some examples of heavy SVG usage.