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Tout comme sur Photoshop, vous pouvez partir de zéro et créer une image ou ouvrir un fichier présent sur votre ordinateur. La force de cet outil, c’est qu’il fonctionne avec les formats de la plupart des logiciels de référence (Photoshop, GIMP, Sketch App, Adobe XD et CorelDRAW). Vos fichiers peuvent ensuite être sauvegardés au format JPG, PNG, SVG ou même PSD ! Les outils sont nombreux et l’on retrouve même la plupart des filtres disponibles sur Photoshop… Moi qui utilise (très mal) Photoshop, j’ai vraiment eu l’impression de me retrouver sur un outil très très proche. Editer un fichier PSD avec Photopea La bonne nouvelle, c’est que Photopea est vraiment une alternative gratuite et en ligne à Photoshop. En effet, cet outil est capable d’ouvrir les fichiers natifs de Photoshop, les fichiers PSD. Les différents calques sont bien visibles ce qui permet de travailler de manière efficace sur des fichiers issus du logiciel d’Adobe.

Do you like colouring books? Are you getting a little bored and running out of things to do at home? Well, I have created some digital colouring pages that you can colour with code. There is a lot going on in the world right now so I wanted to share something lighthearted and fun. Something everyone can take part in and share with their friends and family online.

Github also has a thing called ‘Gists’. Gists are designed for sharing small code samples of whatever you like. If you create a free Github account, you can add new gists to your account whenever you like. They’re 100% free. The interesting thing about gists is we don’t even have to be logged in to create one. If you open this page, paste in some text in, give it a filename and hit ‘Add file‘, you’ll have a publicly-accessible URL to an anonymous file. Of course, it’s probably easier to keep track of your files if you just create a free GitHub account from the start, but you don’t have to to try it out. How to Host your SVG in a GitHub Gist

I love using SVG in CSS background images but it sucks that you can't alter the fill color easily within your CSS. Here are a few ways around that. # SVG in CSS backgrounds: Using SVG in CSS backgrounds allows you to use CSS's powerful background sizing and position properties. This makes sizing SVGs much simpler because the image easily scales to the size of your element. Plus you don't have SVG cluttering up your markup. There are also some nice performance benefits over inline SVG. An SVG in a background image can be cached. Using image sprites and embedding SVG as a data URI can also improve performance.

Anime (/ˈæn.ə.meɪ/) is a lightweight JavaScript animation library. It works with any CSS Properties, individual CSS transforms, SVG or any DOM attributes, and JavaScript Objects. Main features Keyframes: Chain multiple animation properties. Timeline: Synchronize multiple instances together. Playback controls: Play, pause, restart, seek animations or timelines. CSS transforms: Animate CSS transforms individually. Function based values: Multiple animated targets can have individual value. SVG Animations: Motion path, line drawing and morphing animations. Easing functions: Use the built in functions or create your own Cubic Bézier curve easing.

The @font-face rule allows custom fonts to be loaded on a webpage. Once added to a stylesheet, the rule instructs the browser to download the font from where it is hosted, then display it as specified in the CSS. Without the rule, our designs are limited to the fonts that are already loaded on a user's computer, which vary depending on the system being used. Here's a nice breakdown of existing system fonts.

SVG is gaining popularity in web design these days and you can use tools like Illustrator or Inkscape to create SVG graphics. But when it comes to web design, we should always optimize for lighter results. Here the 20 tools that you can use to work with SVG quickly and efficiently. We have mostly online tools, that can help in optimization, conversion, making patterns, and more.

You can perform a wide variety of designs, art as the icon of DRAW-SVG, mapping, technical, presentation slides, etc. ..

SVG at a data URI for background images.... just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

You should have a look at http://iconmonstr.com Iconmonstr.com has a growing collection of SVG icons which you can download and use for free

Another Use Case: The fill property is one of many reasons SVG is a much more flexible option than typical image files. Let's take icons, as an example. We might have the same set of icons but in two different color schemes. Typical image files (such as JPG, PNG and GIF) would require us to make two versions of each icon — one for each color scheme. SVG, on the other hand, allows us to paint the icons in using the CSS fill property: .icon { fill: black; } .icon-secondary { fill: orange; }

Why use SVG at all?: Small file sizes that compress well__ Scales to any size without losing clarity (except very tiny)__ Looks great on retina displays__ Design control like interactivity and filters__

a free and open project called Iconmelon which aims to collect free SVG icon sets and provide a filter and CSS boilerplate.

DOM (Document Object Model) events allow event-driven programming languages like JavaScript, JScript, ECMAScript, VBScript and Java to register various event handlers/listeners on the element nodes inside a DOM tree, e.g. HTML, XHTML, XUL and SVG documents. Historically, like DOM, the event models used by various web browsers had some significant differences. This caused compatibility problems. To combat this, the event model was standardized by the W3C in DOM Level 2.