Build practical skills in designing scalable vector graphics by combining XML, SVG, and XSLT in a structured, project-based learning experience. This course guides you through creating standards-compliant SVG graphics, from foundational XML syntax and basic shapes to reusable components, advanced styling, filters, gradients, and semantic markup.

Across five progressive modules, you will define SVG structures, construct vector drawings using XML, apply stroke and fill techniques, organize graphics with reusable definitions and styling, and integrate text, metadata, and accessibility features. You will also implement advanced SVG attributes, filters, gradients, and finishing techniques to create polished, scalable graphics with clean, well-structured markup. Designed for aspiring web developers, data visualizers, and interface designers, this course emphasizes hands-on practice through quizzes, graded assessments, and practical projects. Rather than focusing only on concepts, you'll build and refine SVG documents while learning best practices for organization, styling, reusability, and markup validation. By the end of the course, you'll be able to construct, style, optimize, and validate XML-based SVG graphics, creating reusable, accessible, and visually polished vector graphics using industry-standard XML and SVG techniques.