What I have learned so far...
SVG is a XML graphic
format for creating vetorial images and animations for the web.
Like HTML, SVG also
has a minimal page. Inside this minimal code, you have the following variables:
version, viewbox (dimensions of the visible document. It uses x and y
coordinates), width and height (size of the document), and ID (.svg).
To create a circle
you add the tag <circle> and you can change/add its radius size, color,
location in the document, stroke and stroke size. Each circle created should be
inside a SVG tag (<svg>).
You can also create
rectangles, ellipses, lines and polygons. There are different markups for each
shape. For example, for a rectangle you have to add the width and height.
Great, now show us some svg examples!
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