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SVG is not typically very responsive (mobile, desktop), and you end up digging yourself into a "no support" hole. It seems the web community is dedicated to fo
by seph-reed 6y ago
SVG is not typically very responsive (mobile, desktop), and you end up digging yourself into a "no support" hole.
It seems the web community is dedicated to forcing things to work until they become fully supported features of HTML.
Also, in this case, CSS grid is a very good choice for layout, but the background could totally just be an svg.
- felixfbecker 6y agoTo explain why that is: In SVG everything has x and y coordinates relative to the SVG view box. There is no fundamental declarative layout like in HTML/CSS where the browser will calculate where elements go for you. SVG is great as something to embed in HTML, but not the other way around.