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by pete_b
4763 days ago
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As others have pointed out, well crafted or not, it doesn't add anything new to what people know can be done with CSS if you hack it hard enough; 5 years ago someone made a Homer Simpson in pure CSS (before border-radius) and it worked in IE 5.5:
http://www.romancortes.com/blog/homer-css/ If you think SVG is a craftless 'just export it' type of technology then you're not really getting it - it's xml - human readable and editable. You get a lot more out of it if you know how to read the source, add/remove/alter the elements by hand if needs be. So plenty of valuable skills to develop, things to learn and opportuties for push yourself without resorting to yet another demonstration of how it's possible to simulate vector illustration if you apply copious amounts of divs and CSS. |
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