Thinking on ways to solve SVG FAVICON
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In today's GUI Challenge, @AdamArgyleInk shares thinking on a way to build an adaptive favicon with SVG. SVG not only delivers an infinitely scalable icon, it also allows inlining styles that can hook into CSS media queries like the light and dark preference queries.
Chapters:
- 0:00 - Introduction
- 0:36 - Overview
- 1:59 - Light and Dark
- 2:48 - Loading
- 3:22 - Markup
- 4:45 - SVG preparation
- 5:31 - Outro
Resources:
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Last updated 2022-02-09 UTC.
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