Sara Soueidan • 9/1/2015

CSS vs. SVG: Shapes and Arbitrarily-Shaped UI Components

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This technical article, part of a series, explores and compares CSS and SVG methods for building arbitrarily-shaped user interface components. It focuses on practical examples like circular menus, discussing the capabilities, limitations, and potential combination of both technologies for modern web development.

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